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Sl'BE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF L.
nncRET WORTH KVOWINO
Chances TOR Bnslnsss Alcn.

SIEAMER QUASSAICX FOR SALE.
Length 40 fee.- Beam ~ feet. Hold q feet.
Ihne 20 Inch cyieder by feet stroke. Has been
~! 10 thcIosgh repair wkh ne " boiler.
SoSyn G: w. COPELAND.
.ss-.ues =. No. In Broadway, N Y
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DEDrORD FEMALE INSTITUTE-At Bed

~ TO d. Weseches'er County, Newfofk, nudeI caafge VI
Mr. ave g. BOLTON. will REOPEN on WEDNESDAl /
Sept 10 1859 TENS @8j pc, year Circulars may be nau
of 8 Bate olce OF American Exchange Fire Insurance.
Compass corner of Broadway and tedscst New.iorki y
b. Rankin Fulton Fire insurance Company NO. i- bo1"
why. coIner Msiden.lana.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
Z From t1ot Of Couilandt. st.Connectus at EsmP'oa
Junction " IN Dee2ae Lack aud Western DAD
AID Ess'on with Lrhgh valley Railroad and its eonnes
tons. forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West without
change OF 1900. ...... -. -
- cave New-f0rk as lolOws: =. -
U,pKlsprkG LKFhEss--At g. m. for Ia ton Reatnl
Po,t,ylle Harrishurc Maucn Crunk, Wiismsport. &c.
Maj. TR.lS-At 3 a. a. for faston, Water Gap, Srtt
ton Great bend. fIt.ion, Nikesb-rfe, 80. $780,
IN TnROfGH IRAiN-tor Ea-tO1. Nsnch Chunk, WI
lisrusoert H.sdia.. Potrsviiir H.rishafg 20.
}. y FA~-fsGEF IKaIs-tor EdstoD. EetAleneu
Alepiowu. ara Ms1ch lhur<
$50 p. ~ Wa rKAiS-For y nuiervilc- - ,
81. n. NEsIEkS EAPKEss,f9' na,ton hnehto~n nea<
m. dan.urs bg-sh ,nd the West Weeping cars IRON
Jeney Ci.Y tAroush o itsbu "a ~ -,
ExPKFss ThAlN Fog UARRI.BrEG-lbe 8 N. Exrrea
IT. an from Nev- ssrige- hsusburg A. o. m, e'ulec
lrg East aua psunsvytr Ia elt abroad 10 aefr
Central Rsifoed North and Soa-h and with tho Gambler
IaAd Valley ksT ,,,.- ,..v..
S.w.Ysrs 4 D NJ daily Sundays excepted nSinf eose
connection u Harii.rur1 vih P-nnsysania hsIo dWa
no rlsng. o. ca. % Pi'ishu-h ard bat one 10 NRa.
uah and Chicago Four hour time saved BY ia>s tAn
tiII.nrrhPoNr Avp Nsw.YoRx fstRr-Leaye NeS'
Yoik , rirr No. ?. North River a. 1;2' ard l'-o Nj
3:.n 49, aud g.. On -, ~,
Trim a. JUN ". 81 EsANoi sulcthtAer-~
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Irefruthcr.
COOPER UNION for the ADVANCEMENT
\ 1 Of SCIENCE and AkT-EOuRIH ANNUAL sES-

NOOPER UNlON lot tilc fDN hNtIS'li,4't
~ OF SCIENCE and AkE-foURrH ANNUAL SIS
Pr EVENING CLASSES 10 Mathematics Chemistry,
Natural Philosophy. Mechinie,l Science Drawing and
'FRyg SCHOOL Of ART for Female, by Day.
FREE RtADlNGROOM for both sexes open daily 'ron
. FREE PiCrURE GALLERY open daily from a. N. to
The Trustees announce tina, prleaors for sdmi'.ion TO
the Night Glasses nd tho Female Nsy Sc1ool OF AT
may be made daily the Clerk At the ohce OF the Cooper
Union Building For the conyeniercr OF those mno cannot
spply ia the das th. Clerk VIII attend At The office on The
evenings Of Sept 90 g. ~ 0nd 30 and Oct and from
Appiant for admission the Nigh Glasses must be able
TO wife and cypher with facility present wiit'eu cer
Of good moral character aud be not less than 10 years
Of
In case all the applicants be sdu ted the preference
under The Deed must be given to those who are engaged
In annual labor. 49,, Al,
Tho term will begin the LIST DAY Of Ocober when the
pups in the Fem,. School Art will attend Al To
his school which will remain under the direction OF MS
Field Doth Tree aud psy pupils VIII oe admitted Iee'o
foIe But the school now 20 sise ne tn.lres SIC
not able admit all no apply IL expected thet none VIII
erpv for gdu the industrial OF Free lass VINO are
able to enter the Amateur Class The Trustees howevtF pa
order cary the design OF the founder WI MONT e
number Of ing pupils to one'haH tho nu'oei VI "
pupils %, -, ,.;.. -,
Tus-day evening Oct. at u ~ Orawltg on Neans
day evening 81 Chemistry, Thursday evening oc
@ I'm Natural Philosophy. Friday evening". Oct 10; IN
Music turdiy evening Oct II Gnd Ia -lcchfnica F0
,ophg Monday evening Oct H. For admission 70 tn
last caf. knnwedge OF A9eOai bcolrtiy au' i4's'"'
The term will lat from elk eight MONTH and vii! be
closed with the usual exhuio atoms anl Gel bralon
The trustees cordially invite the public TO avail them ives
of the great facilities afforded by the Reading Room "hich 70
suppi,d WITH all the leading ore aud domestic p"Is ana
MAGE me-. end offered e.y The public on the soc c'ndi'
ton good behavouo ticket OF admission even bhs re-
qu''' - ''''' ABRAM S HEWITT, Secretary.
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COILEGE LAW SCHOOL.-

NOLUMBA COLLEGE LAW SCiooL'-
u r9e ffh annual term Of this institution commences
NEDNsSDAY Oct l. Applications for admission, ana M
qnes 10 reference the Of sudy &c may pc naae
Of the Law scho, Buid {, No. 81 f"tayetepaV on ~ m
d. and ucsd,v Selt % ard 3d. between the hours oi ~
= m and N aud "Wednesday, Oct. !, between the
hour. OF II o'clock a. and4 Ocloce p III. ,,. -.
Cs,s CUES containing full inf maon can be obtained d.
w. - THEODORE w DWlGHr
Professor Of Municipal Law.
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rlnanc,GI.
DANK NOTICE.-THE MECHANICS an,

JANk NOT MI III NIENIT7f4tfN'y 80, -.
j } TRADERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION has RENoNfD
10 their Banking ous No 233 Bowery near houstops'
Interest at the rate of per cent will be paid suns OF
: 90 aud under October 1872 Open daily nom ~
TO ! O'Clock. ChAo. fb'h, rfosia'"''
JAS. 7. HArGHr, Sec.
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Groceries an0 proplelons.

TOHN DWIGHT Il CO.,
~ Manufacturer Of
DOUBLE-REFiNED aud FAMILY SALFRATCs
SUPEE-CANbOHiTE or SODA SAL SODA ETC
No. ~ pii-sIip. lan0versqulre New.Nors
PURE CREAM TAh1Ah ONLY
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

We are prepared, ursl The following sizes sns styles
which lhk be equal IN the market o. tbs zane
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OrcliI GlGGllIcrs.

4 RRANGEMENT commencing July ], icb2.-
n FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA.
fr...ci-. steamer will ssy- Nev.York the lst. lth
Pct Of month except wien these dates ~ %
SUNDAY when The day Of departure viii be the hONOAi
following =,
Or neigh, Pa.sse, sPply at the only 0es No Bowl
ins-sle,n y. D. ALLi-t', A-'-'
Aurcr lac rs-tricons navel having been Fri
by order p WI Department Psss-fscr. about 10 VISIT
Eurrt M longer be- Trquir,d Prov ae M yes "l''
Ia-suafts- yD.ts - bti-As As'"''
l,IFAN WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
~ NJ Or..n.,oyn (Cork Ifsrhor Gh. Liyert0o. New
Ymk nd Li. dcpha stesmhp Company uieDi aisPaica
80. their l pee ed % s,.hui iou Steamship ls io9i
EDlNhl Hbsi................s...Ss ut'tF sep -.
IiRA..................... .ratufdsS' b-t -
CITY or BALTIMORE .........aafuriay. o.. u.
Ard Every sucr,elilg SATURDAY., at nooa' fsom !ieL
RATES ~ P,sssGE.
FIRST CABN..........fg5 sTEEitAGE. ..........-H =
Fst CABIN 10 icnGun.... o. stc"tgc % oudOe'...' =.
Fist CABIN 90 rafis ... qj St-cFlge % Paris ~
Fir cabin Hamburg IS St-erag- 10 hamburg... -
Plsseu forwarded 70 bayrs Iemen, ROTTERDAM
Antwerp a., ~ equally Low rais. go. 49,.
Far flom LNrrfooi or QUrenstowl. Ut Cahil > rs 80
mi ils ~te-gae- ffou Liverpool 80 fr"n Nreen'-
wu -, AM hose who vi 70 sead for their 'reuds ear
buy tickets mere a. inu-e rate.
he-e Strtusi, have ns ~ psss"n.
gee er- stsugy bit a. Wntc t.h Iron Set'ion' eni
cry r,irat te Ann.h.a,ori Exl e.,uced Surgeons ae
AZ .usd % elrn steamer. -.
F.r iurher '1forms sIply On Liverpool % WILL ~
fNMAN Ag-u,No . Netrf si in 1lis-ow - ALLh NAL
COLIN No. 81 Inochrq usr.. "a Qlo.n'iowu 10 q. )
D. SrNNOiR& c., IN ionioi 10 Eik - MACY, SO.
6i fing Wiilar-., g. Pan. 20 JULES DECOUE. No i8
Re- Noc Jams d@- Nctsirr. Place Boune; IN Phs-
d~pha 70 JON o. DALE. No ia "ana''s'''o or - 'le
JOuN a. DALE Agent. No. IS Broadway. ~ Y.
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"a B'dsAy-Schools and Fsuilie sUpph Cd with Teachers
psts Will School Circulars tgs,uous end good Teachers
"a Nh positions Music rschegs wanted Smith, Wilson Co.
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Irstrncucn.

8. A MER. SCHOOL INST, $50 Broadly ay,
n upp les School. and families with TEACHES. aens
Win .cho Circulars Wanted Tcachs,' o. M9se french
Co. Educational Agents
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ASDAY GOyERNESs.--A Lady who has

~ had much ,,perieucs in Teaching and Cor the pat two
wears been eusased IN he principal private schools OF
this city desires PVPlLs In ENGLISH Farther inioh"
,ior of Dr. IORO, No. ~ 9Th corner Of Wooster a.
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COR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW.

i PORT Ant FALL RIVER The .pendid and superior
seamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown l.ayes New.York
e'clo,k y M ard the EMPIRE STATE. Capt. Brayton
MONDAY. WEDSESDAf, and FRIDAY. al o'clock .. a,
from Pie. No. y. X.
We,e.fer no room. will 10 regarded secured snyiS
rlicsnt OF Il. the hail have teel psid for.
Freight 10 Boson 10 forwarded th With great disf leh
By an E1pres. freight tram.
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4 PITTSBURGH ISSUED TO RAILROAD COhPAHiEo'
The Council. the City Of Pittsburgh having oern anto
IL by an of the Legislature TO effect coup,ol,e
te Holders of Bonds Of sid city, Issued 90 road C'
nes end having passed ordnance giving il power yi
ihst purpose the Finance Committee hod-s % saca Ia
ar, rspscflv invited obi1 lea ofthe Address Of sad
ttee containing the terms OF compromise popot ~
them by addressing JOHN AicCAkOO, Ciy 'oH"o"ei'
pni.bnrgh Re.
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OFFICE oP THE ERIE RAILWAY CoIPASr
lTI,E --The Stuck hnders OF The Erie Ral-

OFFICE oF THE CLEVELAND, PAsEsylLLr AND
AsHrARCIA RAILROAD Co.. CLEVELAND, sept ~ i6oS
NOTICE. The Second Mortgage BONDS OF this
couU,nv falling doe Oct l. 1867 with rned interest
viii be paid on presentation a, the Ocean 6,nk OF
a, the office Of tie Company 10 Cleveland, D. Interest on
'''0 D''1' "' GO. b. ELY Treasurer
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gteamboats ano RAILROADS..
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT

NAFLTY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
FOR 30 TON.
WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCHBURG NAsur,
LOWELL CONCORD. TIE WHITE MOUNTAIN
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and ssnpch STEAMERS Of IN. Norwich liza
CigY OF BOSTON sud CITY or NEW-YORK
leave New York daily tsund, ptedl at o'coes
rom Pier No 80 North Rive. rpot of ve.tryst 49,
FOR NEW LONDON,
there connecting with he Steamboat Express Train for t,
sboye points via Norwich Woce.ter Boston Worcs.r
Worc.sfer Nasnu, aud New London Sorher R.ilrosd
taken o. the lowest rates. For Information iu1ui,s
of r. ) MARTIN. Agent on the Pr,
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IOR ORIENT- GREENPORT. SAC HAIR

4 Dor, Sc.-Tbs steamer ssACHUSETrS. Capt
Hay-s viii leave J,urs sip Ter No. 3l), East Kye,
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY AFTER,
MOONS. a. O'clock WI leave at on and after the h
inst. For fieigh. or plsssze apply bosrd. or to
A. j. ElCHAKDSON No. go fultor-st
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FORMING LINE for ALBANY and TROY

NI and intermediate landing. touch Dg st Both s--s,esu
or ARMENIA leaves from he fo,t Il Hsnison.st MON
DAY VVeDNE,D-Y and FRI bAY 81 7 .. n. The pan
Il DREW leave. ne tot Of Ja,-s, TUESDAY THURS
DAY and SATURDAY at m N B-budaon River
n Al road Tickets will bs received on oozrd
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i,OR uARTTORp. MERIDEN. and SPRING.

j FIELD-sTEA aBbAr and RAILROAD CONNEC-
TON via NEN-HAEEN The CONTINENTAL esyes
Psck.lr East River dliy tSaodays e1ceg'edl at 35
The teuc ost 20 leave. the "A.r a. NEW'hAgEN on
"a. arrival 81 ho A. al stl NlBAI Line.
Inc Tx AgELEB leaves for New Haven 1t II O'clock.
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TO BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW.
r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE Of

TERMINUS-Pa. sengsr Depot James.slip and foot Of
3ihst f.. k-At for q ecnport. SAG Hsrbor Orient
and Eamptons; - AID 80 for Syosset at $50.
o. M for iireeuport. at D. M. for fsTmiugias day
h. sran ayes Hunter, Point o. 81 Ferry, at 80 n
f, Ligofbeid and nel.e stations excursion rates
returning isay-s R.vssheat ., 3 ?.
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points on the Cumberland river, and that
on hearing of my arrival, supposing the
gun-boats would proceed Immediately to
Nashville, the enemy retreated, panic
stricken. The unusual high water ena-
bling the boats to ascend the river is
providential.
New York, March Port Royal adj
vices state Commodore Dupont's flee. had
sailed from there. Destination unknown.
The steamship Ericsson arrived from
Port Royal on the lst with $50 bales Of
cotton and l4O passengers.
The steamer Cosmopolitan hadIarriyed
with Connecticut regiment.
A passenger from Savannah reports
80, 600 rebel troops there.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The follow.
ing dispatch was received tonight from
the correspondent Of the Associated
Press:
Gen. Banks forces reached Martins
burg yesterday without opposition, and
the pickets continue to bring in prison
ers. Though few in number, they are OF
much importance. Among those taken
last night was Rev. T. ]. McVeigh,
Chaplain OF the Cd Va. Infantry. He
was captured by Co. B. Michigan Caval
ry, near Berryville. Intelligence from
Washington leads to the belief that Jack
son is there in full force. and has COM
pleted his preparations to oppose our APP
proach three miles east of that place.
The same authority says his army is welh
provisioned, supplied and clothed.
Gen. Mcclellan issued general order
announcing with deep regret to the army
of the Potomoc the death Of Brig. Gen.
Lander. He pays high compliment to.
his public services, intelligence and
courage.
Gen. Mcclellan to-day issued gen
eral order dismissing Col. Kerrigan from
the service for various offences Of which
he was convicted by court-martial.
CLEVELAND, March 5.-Hewitt's block
was burned last night. Among the los
ers are Manning & Reefs. merchants -
Wheeler IL Co., manufacturers Casey
IL CO., Welland House. Loss over $l24,-
900.
AUGUSTA, March "a gentleman
Just reached here says on Sunday morn
ing Com. Tatnall's fleet engaged one Of
the Federal batteries near Savannah and
lost one man killed. The feet then re-
turned.
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Of the United States has decided that the
lands certified above Fort Des Moines
was yet the property oflhe United States,
except that part which was granted for
Railroad purposes. Now this legislature
is called upon to settle all these conflict
ing claims. And yet it is admitted by
all, that whatever we do will not settle
the matter in the least, unless it is done
in accordance with the act OF Congress.
Still, men who have examined into that
subject most thoroughly, cannot agree as
to the true construction to be put upon
the same.
There is also being strong effort
made to get the sureties Of j. D. Eads
released from their obligations on his Of
fetal bonds. This case has been in court,
and a judgment of over 500, 900 render
ed against over forty men. 1t is now
asked of this legislature, and the bill
passed the Senate, to release each one on
his paying in $500.
Then on another bond, on which iudg
ment is rendered against five men fol
1875, 900, one Of them asks new trial by
act of the General Assembly, since time
has barred it without such act.
A bill was introduced to- day for the
relief of the suretes of one Frederick, ;
defaulting S. F. G. in Tama Co, in which
the judgment and costs are over 81 600
against six men. After some ventilation
the bill was indefinitely postponed, and
believe it good test of what will b.
done with the others. We shall be oblig
ed to adjourn about the 1st OF April
therefore you must expecta large amour
Of work to be done during this month.
have not received your paper for tw
or three weeks, but suppose it is on &C
count of the snow, as | learn from othe
sources that there is an abundance Of j
, in your part of the State, and cando
compels me to say that we have not
little here. Believing that have in m,
previous correspondence given you al
OF interest that has passed, will close.
One word. A bill legaizing the ac
of c. A. Perry, acting as Notary Public
in Buchanan County, under the assume
name Of r. j. Thornton, passed the Hous
a few days since and l think will pas
the Senate without opposition.
JED LAKE.
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Advance on the Potomac.

EF- On the Sd Of this month,
General Banks column, composing
the right wing of the army of the
Potomac, crossed the Potomac from
Sandy Hook to Harper's Ferry, and took
possession of the town. On the next
day they advanced as far as Martinsburg,
which position they now hold. Jackson
and large rebel force, is said to be at
Winchester, and forward movement by
our forces will undoubtedly provoke a
battle of some moment. Instead of with
drawing troops from Manassas it is said
the rebels have reinforced their Poto.
mae position.
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Ey JEFF. DAVIS has recently given
his followers two messages, one an lnau-
gural, on being indicted into the Presi-
dental chair OF what they call the per-
manent goyernment-the other a mess
age to the Confederate Congress. Both
of these documents are marked by diff
ferent spirit from that which his pre-.
vious message and address brealhed.
Then he was full Of fight, denuncia.ion,
contempt and sneering Now he is meek,
doleful, deprecating. Every sentence
shows that lie Is affected by the charging
shadow Of the terrible retribuion which
is overtaking them. In the very open
ing of his message 10 the Confederate
Congress he says: | have to commu-
nicate that since the message at the last
session Of the Provisional Congress
events have demonstrated that the gov
eminent had attempted more than it had
power successfully to achieve" Very
likely Again he says: " Enough j:
known of the surrender Of Roanoke Is
land to make us feel that it was deeply hu
miliating." It's taken the braggadocl;
pretty well out of him, that's certain
Again, speaking Of the Fl Donelson fight
he says
"The hopeis still entertained that our re
ported losses at Fort Donelson have been great
ly exaggerated, inasmuch as | am not only un
willing but unable to believe that large arm,
of our soldiers have surrendered without a dcs
perate effort to cut their way through the in
yesting forces, whatever may have been thci
numbers, and to endeavor to make junction
with other divisions of the army"
1t was very evident that JEFF. was il
no mood for imparting information o
making surmises. He and his Congress
were doubtless sick abed. That's what
the matter with them -
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ES' Railroad communication has been
established between Nashville and Louis
vile, except over creek ten miles north
o Nashville, the bridge there being dam
aged by high waiter. Mail eommunca-
lion is established to Bowling Green, and
dr. military letters to Nashville. First
Assistant: p Nj Gen. KAssoN has taken
promp, m asures 10 open mail commu-
,nications as fast as our army moves
South award.
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Correspondence Of the Guardian.
House or REP. DIS MONIES, IowA,l
March / , 1862. {

House OF KEEP. DES MONIES, loWAT
March !, 1862. I
FRIEND RIcn Though this is now
the 15t of March, yet SO far as the actual
labor to be accomplished is concerned,
this General Assembly is not halflbrough
with its business. The Railroad swamp
land and Des Moines River Improvement
interests, which seem TO be growing
more complex each year, have not yet
been agreed upon by the Committees. l
also learn from one who Is interested in
these matters, that there will be two bills
reported by the h. r. Committee on
Monday, the 81 inst, in regard to the
resumption of these lands granted for Il.
r. purposes to the State. A part Of the
Committee going in for absolute and I'M
conditional resumption going in
for resumption unless the Railroads would
release all claim to tie swamp lands and
to the lands chat were certified by the
General Land Office TO the State for the
Des Mones River improvement Compa-
ny and sold by the State to actual set
tiers. The decision Of the Supreme Court
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

STATE OF IOWA, ! :.
BUCHANAN COUNTY, %


To Hamilton Megonagle, Thomas L. Went
worth, William J Barney, j X. Potterf, G. T.
Potterf, Eliza A. Potterf, Elvira Potterf, Sa-
rah E. Potterf, Amanda Potterf, Henry Pot
terri Samuel Lewis, Joseph Lewis, Sarah A.
Lewis, Susanna Cline, William II. Potterf,
Mary G. Dunlap, Christianna Ozias, Phebe
c. Singer and Hester Fouts
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court of said County and State, a petition of
James b. Orput, for the pertecting and quiet
ing his title OF record to the South West quar-
ter, of the North East quarter of Section I,
Township 50, Range 8, West of the 9th p. NJ.
in Buchanan County. Iowa, which said pren-
scs said James b. Orput purchased OF said
Hamilton Megonagle on or about the l4th day
of November, 1853, and which said Magma
gle conveyed to said Orput by deed executed
on or about the 18th day of November, 1853.
And that unless you appear and answer there
to- on or before noon of the second day of the
next term of said Court to be holden ut indie
pendence, in and for said County, on the first
A. ID. 1862, decree will be entered against you
as prayed for in said petition.
JAMES B. ORPUT, PPf,
By LEE l. LEAviTr.
sT hNCHa on ,SW cA6;usry IS.
| hereby order that the above notice be pub
lshed for the time prescribed by law, in the
Buchanan County Guardian, a newspaper pub
lshed in Independence, in said County and
State.
Z. BREWER, Clerk
March 10th, 1862. 5l-4w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-03-11
Ey Gen. LANDER, one Of the brayest

Ey Gen. LANDER, one Of the bravest
generals in the whole army, who. in his
operations on our western prairies, in his
offer, as second of Mr.. Potter. to fight
Pryor with any weapon he might choose,
in his gallant action in the campaign in
Western Virginia, as well as in his late
fearless charge at Franklin, upon large
body of Rebels, driving the last Of them
out Of his department, capturing num-
Der Of officers-w no in all of these exhib-
tied the courage, energy and determine
ton that marks the true soldier, died
last week at Paw Paw, Virginia, of con
gestion Of the brain and lungs He is
probably another victim of the Ball Bluff
massacre, where he was wounded.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-03-11

President Lincoln has sent message
to Congress advocating substantially the
following resolu ions:
Resolved, That the United States ought
to co Operate with any State which may
adopt a gradual adjustment of slavery,
giving to such State pecuniary aid, to be
used by such State, in its discretion. to
compensate for the Inconvenience. pubic
and private, produced by the change Of
system.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-03-11
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Our soldiers at Port Royal and Tybee
are having fresh shad and green peas.
brou tht in to them by the negroes. IL
is as warm rs summer. ard corn and
Grass are from six inches to foot high.
Vsey will have green corn presently
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-03-11

EE- The gallant ANDY JOHNSON, oil
Tennessee. has been appointed Brsadier
General, AN has accepted the position OF
Military Governor of Tennessee.