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New COmrnny OF sfinrp-Nhoottrs.-T .f'oHs do7'I'
in TO unite Company 81 Snarp shooters H. pro
rs, of formation with tn advice snd coastn o the OoV'
moo of the Sga. ard - be Unee experienced oicef ee
ecn.ed IL communicate ti.iI Gnd residence to
FABlus MINES. N. Y fo.t.Once
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RIM, Regiment Metropolitan Gaard.-lecruts

Filth Regiment Metropolitan Guard.- Recruits
az. wanted tho ctacA h-simeut winch VIII De CON
handed by Col L. ". PARMkLk, Nacr 81 the J'th Lesi
nom ~ = NJ Most OF the OF the . 3.th Mi
ion ts new regiment aud aid theiE esent Colonel Al
Who wish 20 join w cali a. No. $50 bsoAiway al enroll
TiIlKrY-sEyENTH REGIMENT y. y. 5. n. G..
s0K wNk.'
Tho members Of the sab Regiment sud al offers who de-
Ire 10 uuif- with them In the formation 81 ne" iegl et t.
the war are rrqueed cs iieaoquartes No. 80 DTosd
way and elroli their names
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Business Ncllrrs.
MILITARY CLOTHING.

MILITARY CLOTHING.
We prepared with llrss assoTmen,s OF AMY
CLoTns Of every pton nske to order fr OFcLh'
Of GRADs in the HIGHEST sriLs, and at s"DS'I@
rKICKs. -
CORNER or BROADWAY AND GRAND AND
CORNER or BROADWAY AND WAhRLN.
TIE PALMER ARM AND LEG.--B. FRANK
PALMER Inventor and Paenee. Asoip ground tolr,
" V Also Ph.si.pha aud Boston Only houses Of PsLNEs
Go. Avoid imposition by ealing Oh the Inventor.
Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CnpKKS-Reeves tie Child from Pain. liyisofse' the
Stomach aud Bowe Cure. Dyseniery and Diarhos, Cor
reefs Acidy and Cures Wind Colo, Give. Rest Comfort snd
Health to C5adren Ieeiiag and remedy In case. Of
cdo,,a Io'aafrm. Sold everywhere 2' cents bottle.
READER, You can Lave an enduring, always
esiy reliable Com PES Exactly sia'tei to your nsni
snd ''y, of eInire whcb viii 10 your w.ii. ra' csr's
than >tee Pru u you snt call on a MORTON NO -
Msden.lan- or inclo.e stamp for etc1lsr
AT JfFrrRS's. No. 573 Broadway Ladies'
Elastic BooTs. : -, = IS. aud So BAi'oRAls. 81
G'nt. dne sror' and slirrr'" Youth. and chndrer'.
prices. JtrrEn' No. 80 broadway.
The TAN BILL,
Vow READY IN pan phri Of - s.r,. fine willie paper
Bc,de the BIZ which word oI word iu eoldance with
the original arrcud 20 i Alphahetct keapus
evefy rice be taxed by the a and the auo n
Of tax be evied fhi. renders Il complete
aid convenient IS il !. possible 70 mae It. a..
Pic. cents poet, sid I'm n seat by express -
per m ifby all Address rnr rrnrNH Nr~Yors.
WHEELER * WILSON MAyufAcTrRiNG
co~paxr owing Machine. ~h Imp .riani Improvements
O-cs No 80 broadway
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6G,h Regiment New-york :'tnte Volunteers

Every rllisiug IN hi. veteran regiment Viii receive
leaving tnt W
On ,irng the regiment Ia e iea............... 10
Al tie atlon OF his term o 70
v.tipr &, All sgl7
4,isr Of the pa Of from tIJl RIO Ie month
W en- commence. date OF enrolment.
Promotions maze fOI tie ranks
Fan lilies Of volunteers receive relief al once rom the city
gufh0Iltir.
u,ilrarters 9Th Regiment Amory. Centre Market, cor
rer OF trlife ara G-auf-st Newly * City.
BURTON II DAVIS, Captain, 10th \. Volunteers
kecruitiug Officer.
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H-T-lSGO-X.

S-T-lStO-As
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTHRS.
They purify, strengthen, and insigorate
They create healthy appetite
They antidote to change Of water and diet
They effects Of dss patton and late hours.
They strengthen the system and snliyen the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and int srmiuent fevers.
They purify the breath and aeidity ofthe stomach.
They cure Dyslepsis and Constipstion
They cure Di.rhei, Cholera aud Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Compl.int and Nervous Hssdlche.
They Il, best Bers In the world. They make the
week strong and exhausted natures great resorer
They made of pure st. Croix Rum. the celebrated
Csaya Bark. roots and herbs. and taken With the
pleasure of beverage, without regard to time Of day
Particularly recommended to delicate persons requiring
gentle stimulart Sold by all GrOcer Druggists, Hotels and
saloons. r. II. DRAKE & Co. No 2O2 Broadway. N Y.
Pure Gold Wedding Rings.
GEO. G. ALIEN
No. AIS Broadway,
One door below Cana'st
Mourning Bracelets.
81 ~, and - psiE.
At
GEO. G. ALIENS.
no AS Brolissy,
One door below Canaist-
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TpE ACOURGE OF DAMASCUS: A TALE
az 1Us OgIEsr. BY sYLyANUS COBB, IT, ready 4.
tn NAVY iRK LEDGER to-day (Mondsy) ct IL O'clock
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HE sCOURGE OF DAMASCUS: A TALE
the NEW yo oRrTr BY sYLvANUs COBB jr resdy In
I'VE sCOURGE OF DAMASCUS. A TALx
,bs NEw Wv sy sYLyANgs COBB M ready in

r NHE SCOURGE OF DAMASCUS: A T.,v
L OF IHE Orient. BY sYLvANUs COBB H.. read, 4.
m. EWYCRK LEDGER to-day (Mondayl Al IL 49,
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ru,n,,.scronh Mnrd Union A--ocln,iop.-

me-, r- . trr I've lfy SECOND Ward ininu A,sori i3t
li sn,arIv tv,uin. tth inst. the following oicrrs were
elected President A " bImns"r; J., Wee. President
ii.sf / Dar.s1t. - Nire-prase"nt Cha Itnrsni
Trr...fer Kon.u Hiird Secr,f ar, Alfred Lancaster
D,..'~ 10 ,he City c'r,ml O. nniuec "hh " M, quo.
49, b. ri,,'ri,rn g. Ssnl'ord, iorl "a Mason Nici eel
snyder. EdS g.up.ou, STEPHEN V. r. Cooper hob. !"
pt-rsel. Fred 4 Coyle
Nh. follow ng resolutions '!essEtai by hoht iteY
Ve..f- Thai che object " ti Association - tie political
union OF al citizens who approve Of lie ndir-. ad resi-
luton. nog,-d by the nio1 u-luors ~ r 'ti,iiHre 'u
ia. scttnu a. tr two committees calling y ufe Convention
4 te held a. -yfacuse the 24th september / :.
Is.fr, That supporters 81 tue p"i'l % u' nu'
stfst!Yf H. sig1fou. ~, COTTON - tr VA .or tr
snprs.I ~ robrlu sud the ciIp oyin'n O. every mon
consistent with civilized "aiiar oi me s''a''N % '"'
c4d ,,,.nNucn,v
NL.ItN Lnst
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cnu As.0ririion viii be- n'.da, No. ith-iy. ou mon
nAI Ubl tNENiNG 9Th ins'.. At O'Clock N pursuance
of ~. recommendation ~ fhs tritntl Committee
va. =. EsILitbROOh. President T.
Ronaur t. DrTc,N, Score
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Seventeenth Wnrd Republican sssori,tior.-

4 n IN NssITII IIn " N ~ Iru
thc- i-el.44fiert Lincoln HaI 80. ljJ Ea. IA .l,.oL
Gomez Of Allen This Monday HttNihG, ita lust. -
oo L. la pur.nsn,c oi the request OF the Republican tea
tfsi Committee HARVEY IL. Woods, President.
3aArI,s. 4. daovE'' seer,,arie,.
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,1Is,.. Of he recommend ,ton Of rpuoiictn Ncn'r
totie h.. Association al Dlr-t a. Lincoln Hal north
~, .orr,f of .th Az aud 71d 90 THIS tion1vl EVEN
$50 afa r. hAhhlaOH hhFD' i"'l''"~
DAVID NCAnAM. Secretary.
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4 s..r. triirg II iis h,o. 3D. vii Ices lsd 90 Land
mans. csru.r Ia-ay and tl-.'. THIS NiONDAN) E|"r
ING "a o'clock t. -.ec. Euroiu- Committee. in put
suaice ~ the call q the Ientnl 'u ri'trr. .
". IL Dr. CAMP. President.
Aff,T Co0PgI. { ..,...,.,
Dawn = fosBHs.
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sLxnenth word Repnbliean. As-ocinti.n.--A,

.IrclI Mrr-Ihg WI Ue uTl q u" HrlI lfIIs Nu =,
thav on MONDAY ENrNING, sept .. lt2. % o o'cl'cs
Ga ru.aucs Of tn Resolutions o. the C~ trt COMMITTEE.
NM ORION President.
H. &. p,pKF q. II, LEAN Secretaries
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Greell! Nollccs.

a Regular Meeting Of TIE AMERICAN PHOTO
GRAPHICAL SOCfE will be held In the Nrw-Nork nj.
ver.ity gu MONDAY EVENING. Sept, p 1862. Called 70
order at o'clock precisely F. f. THOMPSON
Soc
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TIE PALMER ARM AND i.EG.-B. FRANK
PAryEu Inventor and Patentee Astoy ace ground COON
" v Also Phsie phG and Boston unIs houses Of PANKh
q 90. Avoid nposiI0n by ctlIlng on The Inventor.
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Eirnrcen,h Mnra PernbIIcan A..ocintion.-

Fr-.ant thr of g. t"nt A. tcit Iitlr"
tas l. r~qut-rd ~ attend asrc a n"ru 20 b.
held Tlti5 ENENlNo e the Headquarters No 9Si broad
ysy corner of21i e.. - O'clock.
TIMOTHY q. CHURCHILL, President.
G.. JnfRrI RrCr, Secretary.
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Tie Finrrnlh Nnrl Rcpnblican AasocinIi

vii meet NJ Virgins hote Of rro-ds rnd thsi.
on TUESDAY EVENING. the 'th instant. ~ oct *
n. H. BLAKE President.
CnANfy. J. LirIvGsToN. secIr.nTv.
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thoroughness by the most eminent OF
our statesmen, including Jefferson,
Madison and Monroe, an other Presi
dents, and the whole record of our dipo-
macy Is luminous with arguments aga.
inst such acts as that OF Capt. Wilkes.
Mr. Sumner proceeded to show that we
had protested often and that naval Cap.
tain Lad no right TO constitute himself a
judge on the deck Of neutral ship and
take from it, at his pleasure, what he
might think was contraband. He wa:
bound. if he suspected her of carrying
contra bands, to carry her into port ant
have the question decided by com pc tie n
Courts, but no Court in this country, rec
ognizing our national and long establish
ed position on the law of nations could
have lawfully condemned the Trent, o.
held the captured ambassadors in taking
them from under the British flag. HI
held that Capt. Wilkes, advised BY Brit
ish legal authorities, and by British Law
books. had violated the American princi
pie of the right of search. while the Brit
ish Government, on the other hand, b,
demanding the surrender OF Slidell ant
Mason, sultitied lis own history.
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relief, up to January 9th, 1869, to be
$373,25. Expended, s37O,l3.
Mr.. Logan offered the following reso.
luton:
Resolved, That hereafter all claims
coming before the Board of Supervisors
Of Buchanan County, be presented to the
Clerk of said Board. and BY him fled on
or before the morning ofthe first day Of
each regular session thereof, and also
that this resolution be published in the
Guardian and Civilian once in each
month for four months.
Mr.. Ward moved to amend by strik
ing out word first and inserting the wore
second, which amendment prevailed, ant
the resolution then passed.
Mr.. Ironsides offered the following
resolution:
RESOLVED, That the Clerk ofthis Boare
shall publish the Financial Statement re
CURED by law TO be made by the Board
in the paper having the largest weekly
circulation.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Dickey offered the following
which was passed:
RESOLVED, That w. C. Nelson be re-
quested to report TO the Relief Commit
tee II there are any funds in his hand
belonging to said Committee.
Mr.. Lille offered the following reso
luton, which was adopted:
RESOLVED. That the thanks of thi.
Board be extended to Geo. w. Bemis
Chairman. for the efficient and impartia
manner in which be has presided over
the deliberations of this Board.
Mr.. Lille moved that the publishers
of newspapers be requested to publish
resolutions and proceedings ofthe Board
provided it be not at the expense of the
County. Carried.
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WAsHiNGroN. Jan. 9.-The Senate
galleries were densely crowded. to-day
to hear the speech of Mr. Sumner. The
diplomatic corps was largely represent
ed. including the Austrian and French
ministers. Lord Lyons was not present.
Secretary Chase was among other prom
ineni personages who occupied seats upon
the floor.
He took the ground that Capt. Wilkes
was not legally justified in searching the
Trent, aud taking from her the rebel
ambassadors, though in making the seiz
ure the gallant Captain was actuated by
the purest motives, and acted in strict
accordance with British precedents, and
with international law as expounded by
the highest British authorities.
Mr.. Sumner commended that the uni
form policy Of the United States, as well
continental Europe, has been opposed TO
the pretensions of the British Govern
ment, and has maintained liberal inter
probation of the right Of neutrals. and
that in many most important and author
itative State papers from the foundation
of the Republic 10 the present time. the
American Government has committed
itself fully and unreservedly to the right
Of neutral flag 10 cover civil passen-
gers. The question, he continued, has
been argued with the creates, ability and
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SHERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given TINT on the 18th
~ day OF February, 1862, at 2 clock, P. n.
1.-THE front door of the Court House. in the vii
lage of Indepe ndence, in Buchanan County. 10.
wa, will be sold at Public Sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described mort.
gagged property, viz
Lots five an d six in block four, in the village
of Quas queton in Buchanan County, Iowa; al
so the Northeast quarter of the North west q uar.
ter of Section Thirty five, in Township Eighty
eight, Range Eight, in Buchanan County, 10.
wa.
Said sale will be absolute-and will be made
10y virtue Of a special execution issued out Of
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of
Buchanan County, Iowa, upon a judgment and
decree OF foreclosure, in a case wherein Thomas
Ashley was plaintiff, and d. s. Dav. and 9th.
ers, were defendants. In which am comman.
ded, out ofthe said mortgaged premises above
described, to satisfy the said Execution and all
accruing costs.
MELVIN GILLETT, Sheriff.
Sheriff 8 Office Independence Iowa.l
January 18th, 1862. 43.4v
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w AR NEWS,

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-THE Gazette
learns from the editor of the late Sandy
Valley Adoocote, now one OF the pro-
prietors of the Louisville Democrat who
arrived here from Sandy Valley yester-
day. that the second rebel invasion Of
eastern Kentucky has ended in a dis
graceful rout on Monday last.
Col. Garfield's forces, including the
AZ Ohio, 10th Kentucky and 1900 cav
airy, had proceeded up the Big Sandy
to Paintsville, within seven miles of the
rebel camp, when they were met by a
flag of truce. bearing message from
Humphrey Marshall asking if matters
could be arranged without fight. Col.
Garfield Immediately replied, he could
offer no arrangements except to fight
or surrender Internationally. Marshall
then addressed his men. informing them
that they had no alternative excepting to
surrender or disband, and giving them
their choice. They decided to disband +:
they Immediately collected and set Fl re to
all their wagons, tents, camp equipage,
supplies &C., and then each man was
permitted to take care OF himself, and the
whole force scattered in confusion. No
attempt was made to save anything ex-
cepting their cannon, which were hauled
off Col. Garfield dispatched his cava-
ry in pursuit. They expect to capture
the guns, and perhaps pick up many OF
The flying rebels.
The rebels in northeast Kentucky,
from the high estimation in which Hum
phrey Marshall's military abilities were
held. had strong hopes ofsuccess under
his leadership. But sufficient federal
force will be left in this region to secure
its future peace and safety.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. "a special dispatch
from Cairo to the Democrat says that 25,
900 troops are on their way there from
different points, and as soon as they ar
rive, column of from 10000 to $4,000
strong will march from there and Padu
cab, under Gen. Grant. The destination
of this force is said to be Nashville,
where, if junction can be made with
Gen. Buel's command. the entire army
will proceed to New Orleans The move
ment VIII undoubtedly be made within
ten days.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA.
Times dispatch says Adjutant- Genera
Fennell, of Kentucky. is in Washington
His news is cheering. Gen. Buell. is un
iversally popular, and believed invincible
General Fennell anticipates great battle
this week, and the advance of Buell's
entire army into Tennessee within thirty
days. Arms and clothing are sent along
to equip the thousands of loyal Tenness
cans who are known to be ready 10 join
the army as soon at it reaches the State.
The president has said he would MOI
accept Gen. Sigels resignation, except as
a last resort. He believes him valuable
officer, and will spare ne pains to retain
him in the service.
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SHERIFF's SALE,

pY VIRTUE of an Execution issued out Of
ID and under the seal of the District Court
Of Buchanan County, Iowa, in favor Of B. O.
goods and chattels, lands and tenements of Sa.
rah Beebee and Henry Beebee. principals, and
Augustine Brew and VIM. Stevens. sureties. +
have levied upon the following described prop
|erty, viz:
The west fractional half of the northwest
quarter of section three, and the east fractional
half of the northeast quarter of section four.
Township Eighty nine of Range Ten West OF
Fifth P NJ Iowa
Which property, rs above described, will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door OF
the Sherff's Office in the village of Indepen.
dence, on Saturday, the 9th day of February.
A. D. 1862, at Two O'clock P. n. of said day, to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said execution
an costs.
MELVIN GILLETT, SHERIFF.
Sheriff s Office, Independence, Iowa,l
January 9Th. 1862. 43-4w
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Original Notice.
SI bHcha az lSe cooiusrY,s IS.
TO l.. Richmond. E. w, Brayman. John

BUCHANAN COUNTY,
To L. Richmond. E. W. Brayman, John L.
Locke, and William, A. Dana:
SRs :-You are hereby notified that there il
now on file, in the office of the Clerk OF the
District Court Of Buchanan County Iowa. the
petition of Dennis r. Harder, claiming Of you
the sum of $3.50 90, as money due upon a Ger.
tain mortgage, executed by L. Rich mond and
Z. W. Brayman to ohm L. Locke and VIM A.
Dana, on the 9th day of November, 1856 and
eleven seventy .fourths Of the sale mortgage as.
signed by said Locke and Dana to- one George
Walker, on the 18th Of January, 1857, and the
same assigned by the said Wal ker to on George
P. Seaton, on the 9Th Of February, 1857, and
the same assigned by tue said Scaton to the
said Dennis X. Harder. on the llth of May,
1887, for the consideration OF $3.50
And praying that an account may be taken
of the amount due the said Dennis R. Harder
upon the said mortgage, and that you be de-
creed to pay the same by short day to be fired
by the court, and in default thereof that the
premises described in said mort gage, TO wit -
The south half of the southeast uarter OF sec.
ton Is, and the north half of the northeast
quarter, of section % all in township 80 north.
of range west. Also lot six N block four in
Stoughton d McClure's Addition 10 the village
Of independence all in Buchanan County, Iowa
may be sold, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, to pay the said indebtedness And
that the said defendants may be bsolutely bar
red and foreclosed Of and from all right and
equity of redemption in and to the said prem
ises, and that for the purposes Of said sale sps-
cial execution issue against the said premises.
and for general relief. And that un less you q p
pear thereto and plead or answer to the same on
or before noon Of the second day Of the April
Term. 1862. Of said court. default will be en-
tered against you and judgment rendered in
accordance with the prayer Of sal d petition.
DOMAIN 4 LOWELL,
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Independence, Jan II, 1862. t3aw
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A special order for the consolidation
Of cavalry has been issued. All the
regiments and companies of voluntee
cavalry accepted into the service.
whether organized or only partially or
ganzed, are ordered to RENDEZVOUS, with
as little delay as possible, as follows:
All in Pennsylvania at York, Pa.
All in Ohio at Camp Dennison, Gin
cinnati.
A in the other Western States. ex
cept Missouri, at New Albany, Indiana
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Col. Wand ever.

EE Lieut.. Col. HERON, of the Mint,
Iowa, pays the following tribute to bis
Colonel:
"The statement that Colonel Van dever, or
any officer of the 9th Iowa, returned n number
OF slaves to their masters, is false We do not
happen to be in that line of blsiness just at
present. The niger question. it is true, has
presented itself to us in n variety of shapes,
but there has been no difficulty in solving it,
thus far.
As to Mr.. Van dever's efficiency as on Officer
l think he has proved it beyond doubt. His
energy and determi nation have secured for the
Regiment everything that the Government
furnishes and there is not TO- day in the entire
Western Department. the equal ofthe 9th Iowa
in equipments and outfit. His know ledge
of drill and military matters generally, would
perhaps astonish some gentlemen from Iowa
who onsider themselves SO we'll posted He
has Tic confidence e. 10th 10th oaicers and men,
something you don't fad in every Regiment"
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w. @. DOMAIN.

A TTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW.
"A Land and General Agent and Notary
Public. Office, over Morriss Jewelry Stors.
independence, Iowa.
Is prepared to attend with promptness to all
business pertaining to his Profession. Especial
,ttention given to Collecting, Conveyancing,
Paying taxes, Examining titles, &c. fje6-'57
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

TNaken up by Levi H. Eddy, at his residence.
l. in Byron Township, in Buchanan Coun-
ty, on the 25th dav of November, 1861, ONE
YOKE OF ESTRAY CATTLE. One light
red, and one light brindle, marked in each
ear, with a n otch taken out of the under side.
also cross on the left horn of each. Both
about eight years old. The red OK has q scar
upon the right hip. Appraised at forty seven
dollars before L. S. Brooks, Esq. ~
Z. BREWER, Clerk.
Dec Oath, 1861. Dec. 24.3u.
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TNHE Board Of Supervisors at it's late session
i passed the following resolution
Resolped, That hereafter III claims conf ne be
fore the Board Of Supervisors Of Sue hanan Coun.
ty, be presented to the Clerk OF said Board and
by him filed, on or before the morning of the
second day ofeach regular session thereof
EDW AR ID BREW Err, Clerk.
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To ALI Whom 1t may Concern!

\ II persons indebted to the undersigned,
"A are requested to call and settle forthwith.
All accounts and notes due on the first of Janu.
airy, next will be left with Justice for coleo.
ton after that time.
PLANE d CO.
Dec. Sd, 1861. Dec. lott
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Gems. FREMONT and SHIELDS are now
at Washington.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-01-14
ALL DAMAGE

done by lightning whether the property 10
burned or not. which is not usually done by
other companies. -
ALL LOSSES WILL BE EQUETABLY
p PAID.