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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-21
Dpdsl- TX ANDERSON,
ElVFRNOR STREET

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-21
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Ig iJl-s1 peguaasat 700 g "a great neas111
b. e1p.ei % sup.y Sorh Vt btrfs2 and having 6een
go Ssi excessively "a tat lie Of basnss take
40 Bss o. suggest uVupsety OF 5t2las Butter Weh
-aos ocsay 49, ais % 71S ~ In tub .Aser al "a top
- - o9c- s1ll % Alr packing you
1y ca ee lleZs-l I'VE Il c9nssamsntor
5.rca -A1ls ere hrst market pdce; and, A. deal
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a 5r sel1 the pronHtv g vaaeycr b seat
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rl1ce. zy PsapA o0isct 70 cal yozE particular st9n-
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b. rlzs ID u ne gst thytve All a1k
sAMPsON JONES AgsnA
Grocer ali Sc1,-aisIlcn Merchant
,sa-Aks Or kaia al Slh sta-, Richmond, Va.
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HTNE & JAMES,

Richmond, Virginia,
gEYRGAL C9MGISSIOE dERCHAaTS
Aad Asa r sac o. 1AnHiae,arsd And smoking Tobacco
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-y --sst.- Republican, stanton spectator, and FEEDER
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he al Z M -cyeI. al1t bis u7g bAsk 10 Ms nrst poor
81 . u dAl b1cu cEtsas,y-y ssce . introuGcuoa
u oar years al u city AMI a. pA-ta o. hi state Of N
ga -t 'arlHs See ORA, al h anosS sSary quarter OF
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a. 11lc generally hf srss stOek Of Home Manufactured
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-01
sHERIFFs SALE.

10y VIRTUE of SPECIAL EXECUTION
I'D issued out of and under the seal of the.
District Court Of Buchanan County, Iowa,
The lands and tenements of David s. Davis the
following described mortgaged property, viz:
Lot four in block four and lots one, two, four,
1 five and eight in Block twenty seven, in the.
3Village of Quasqueton. Also lots four. thir-
2teen and fourteen, in Block one hundred and
twenty-five, and lots seven, eight, nine and
item. in Block one hundred and twenty, in Da.
Wis Addition to the Village of Quasqueton.
Also lots five, six, seven, eight, nne ten, elev-
len and twelve, in Block one hundred and
twelve, and lots FIVE, six, seven, eight, nine,
fen, eleven and twelve, in Block one hundred
land ten, in Davis a. Upjohns Addition to said
" illage of Quasqueton. Also the east half Of
Ithe southeast quarter of Section twenty seven.
land the southeast fourth Of the northwest quar-
Ter OF the northeast quarter and the east fourth
Ioi the northwest quarter of the northeast GUAR
tier Of Section thirty three, in Township eighty
Eight north of Range eight west. And also
the south half of the northeast quarter of Sec
'tion sixteen, in Township eighty-seven, north
'of Range eight, west, all in Buchanan County,
Iowa
Which property, as above described, will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door Of
the SheritF's Office, in the village of Indepen-
'dence, on Saturday. the Goth day of April,
o62, at o'clock. 2. NJ of said day, to the
highest bidder, to satisfy said execution and
costs MELVIN GfLLETT, SHERIFF.
BY j. NJ. WusTrALL, Deputy.
Sheriff S Office, Independence, Iowal
March 10. 1862. law
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Island No. 10.

Eyr This point still holds out, al
though the attack Of Com. FooTE has no
yet been pressed. The mortars and gur
boats only occasionally fire shot, to keeI
the enemy wake up, and it is believed
that it Is no part of Com. FooTE's inten
ZION or plan to take the Island now. /
is thought that it will be taken at any
time when our forces desire to do So
The point is a strong one, however, AND
lit is not improbable that il cannot be ia
ken by means Of the boats. and the coop
eratiou of land force, and fierce strug
|yle may be necessary for lis possession.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO CONSERVATIVES.
mother coIum

,THE advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with
IA severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
'Consumption-is anxious to make known to-
ibis fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send q copy Of
the prescription used (free of charge), with the
directions for preparing and using the same;.
which they will find sure Cure for Consump-
tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, DC. The only OBJ
iect of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread in
formation which he conceves to be invaluable.
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy.
as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh.
Kings County. New York.
April, l, 1862. [2-3m
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Bills passed by the Legislature.

EE- A bill appropriating ten thousand
dollars for the completion Of the Blind
Asylum at Vinton.
An act TO prevent the importation
running -at-large, and sale, of diseased
sheep, making the fine not less than ffly
or more than one hundred dollars.
The house passed a bill fixing the time
for holding the meetings of the Board OF
Education. 1t provides that the nexl
meeting shall be in June Of 1864. This
oby iales The necessity Of making an ap-
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-01

represent. The member Of the House
sfrom Delaware, Hon. S. G. VANANDA, i;
one Of your jovial, whole .souled chaps
sard gains in popularity every day
sClayton County is represented by Hon
I'D. W. CHASE, M. D., Republican, OF
ankce Settlement, and Hon. G.. L. BASS
democrat, of McGregor. They were
4 both elected on the Union ticket, conse
squently are not very strongly tincturet
with party. Mr. Bass does not 90 will
the MAHoNy stripe Of Democracy at all
He is as much opposed to that as any
lone. Senator HAMMER, of CLAYTON, i:
aalso Democrat, but l guess more oil
the old school, than Mr.. BASS. Messrs
sLAK1N and FULLER, of Fayette County,
/ i'm the House, are both Republicans, and
stand up TO the rack. Mr.. FULLER is a
physician, and resides in West Union.
Mr.. LAKrS is a lawyer by profession.
He has lived formerly at Fayette, and
/ WAS, last fall. Editor of the Observer
He wrote some of the best editorials that
lever appeared in that paper. Like
most attorneys, he is very modest and
9unassuming, but has wlning way with
him, and has many friends on the floor.
Well, l guess l have said enough about
! the Representatives. We have passed a
,bill revising the revenue law in such a
manner as to make it more effective.
/ The bill also provides for taxing Rail
Roads Oh their gross earnings one per
cent. The penalties for non payment of
takes is much more severe than that in
1.-THE Revision of 1860.
The general appropriation bill was re-
ported from the committee on ways and
means this morning, and is made the
special order for Monday at 10 o'clock
IA. m. There will probably not be many
amendments to it. The session may now
be considered as near its close, thought
10 definite day for adjournment has yet
been agreed upon, yet it is pretty gener-
ally conceded that it will be about the
9th Or 10th of April.
Yours &C.,
JED LAKE.
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Battle of Winchester.

On Saturday, at o'clock in the after
noon, the enemy showed themselves a
mile and half from Winchester.
The enemy consisted of 500 of Ash
.by's Cavalry and two guns. They drove
i'm our pickets, and then skirmished with
the Michigan Cavalry and portion o.
the Maryland lst.
Gen. Shields brought up his forces
land fired rounds of shell, drove then
back, and took several prisoners. Gen
,Shieids was wounded in the arm by tht
first fire Of the enemy.
Jackson had been informed by the in
,habiants that the town was deserted by
The Union troops, and he advanced Il
,retake it.
Gen. Shields's force slept on their arms
on Saturday night.
On Sunday morning, at sunrise, Jack
son being reinforced, attacked Genera
Shields near Rearnstown, three mile:
distant.
The enemy's force consisted of SOC
iAshby's Cavalry. 5000 infantry, 9 piec
les Of artillery, with reserve of 10 piece:
I of artillery. The fight was kept up ill
moon, when a charge made by the Ohio
Infantry, LIST Michigan, and lst Virgins
Cavalry on the right, drove them bacl
! half mile, when the enemy got Their
| gums in position again in dense wood
thanked by infantry, and drove us back.
A short artillery engagement ensued
when Gen. Shields, through Col. Kim
sball, ordered Col. Tyler 20 turn their lef
FLANK, which was executed by our troops
but with terrible loss, the enemy being
protected by stone ledge.
The 84th Pennsylvania and 18th Indi
ANA charged their center, and the fgh
became general, with terrible massacre
on both sides. Col. Murray of the SAL
Pennsylvania was killed. The enemy re
tired slowly, bringing their guns to bea
.at every opportunity.
Our men rushed forward with yells
when panic among the enemy ensued
iOur troops followed, and drove them til
dark, capturing three guns, three cas-
sons, muskets, equipments. &C., innum
3erable. Our troops bivouacked on tn,
] field, and the dead and wounded wer
sent there yesterday noon.
Gen. Williams's first brigade, Col
sDonnelly Of the 23th New York com
smanding, reen forced Gen. Shields forces
Gen. Banks, who was on the way t
Washington on Sunday, returned. an
assumed command. Meantime, GEL
sShields's division, commanded by Co
Kimball. pursued the enemy beyon
Newton, Smelling them the W hole way
Jackson's men were perfectly demon
saized, and beyond control. They threw
aoverboard the dead and wounded to light
len the wagons. Ii is noticeable tina
nearly all the Confederates wounded were
. shot in the head or breast, testing lh,
superiority of our marksmen.
The troops engaged on our side were
,chiefly Pennsylvania, Ohio. and Indiana
troops.
! Those who conveyed the false intelli
Igence to Gen. Jackson, causing this dis
faster 10 the Rebels, have a heavy weiph
sof guilt to shoulder. 1t was evidently
known to many in the town that Jackson
was approaching, from tho holiday attire
land baoyancy OF spirits among men and
women here.
Gen, Sh!elds's command, being screen,
ed from observation on the east side o
the town, led the informanls TO believe
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-01

Ry- The SHERWOOD alluded to below
is the son of THOMAS SHERWOOD, of this
place. The extract is from private
letter from Sergeant J. +. SHOEMAKER,
dated Marine Barracks, Washington
March, 12th, 1869, and published in an
eastern paper
9" suppose you would like TO know what be
came Of the two Susquehanna boys who were
ION the Congress when it was captured by the
'Merimac. They, with quite large number OF
sother non commissioned officers and privates
from both the Cumberland and Congress, arriy
Fed here this morning, having left Fortress Mon
.roe last evening Both Blake and Sherwood
ARRIVED in good spirits, though they got but lit.
tile sleep during the night, They fought like
stigers, say their comrades, and they escaped
from the vessel after she was in flames in q
humber of places, You, no doubt, have seen
the account in the papers, that when the Con
'gress struck her colors, little tug came along.
Isde TO receiYe the prisoners. One of the Lieu
tenants of this ting came up to Sherwood Will
isword drawn, and ordered him to go on board
the tug. Sherwood refused, and drawing hi:
4 pistol ordered the Lieut.. to sheath his sword O
The would blow him through The Lieut.. obey.
sed and left as soon as possible But ] cannot
weary YOU with personal incidents in this shor
5note. They boys showed themselves brave
ssoldiers, and have done honor to the County
ifrom which they eame-glorious old Susque
hanna"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-01
Great Battle Expected.

ETg- Immense forces, on both sides
|are being concentrated at Corinth, Miss.
near the Tennessee River. Gen GRANT.
'and Gen. BULLS armies, are both in til,
n-ighborhood Of Savannah, and rebe
troops. said TO amount to 10000, unde
.BEAuREGARD, are concentrating at Cor
nlh. We are warned to expect decisive
results there in few days.
An expedition to Nicholas Landing
on the Tennessee, captured about &C. o0C
pounds of pork, hams, &c, from the reb
els
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-01

re- From the Potomac we have Blu
little news farther than that relative t.
the brilliant affair at Winchester. Tn,
rebels are reported to be steadily crowd
ed back to the Rappahannock, where i
lis thought, they intend to make anothe
stand. Military censorship of the new
leaves us little report of operations ant
lmoyeme
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,rrespondence of the Guardian.


HOUSE OF REP. DEs MoISEs, TowA,l
March %, 1862 (
FRIEND RIcH-I doubt not you will
think | have forgotten my promise tc
keep you posted in the matters of Iowa
Well, we have done SO
much of late that | have not been able to
keep track of all Of it. Our senator
however, has been going in on speech.
making. In the Senate few days age
a bill was defeated that had passed the
House, which put Lager, Wine and Cider
on the same footing as Whiskey. There
supon Mr.. TETER, Senator from Keokuk
sCounty, moved to have the water tank ii
1.-The Senate chamber filled with Lager
5Wine and Cider. On this the Hon
.Senator from Buchanan obtained th'
! floor, and, as | am informed, gave thu
Senator from Keokuk, who, by the way
lis a Methodist Preacher a few " SarcuStt
heal = hits over the cocoanut, which
brought down the Hon. Body like loo
lof brick. Think ifDoc would practice a
little he would make good speaker. But
1 he is a bashful young man, you know.
Speaking of Senators, the one most
| given TO sarcasm, is l.. J.. AINswoRTH, oil
,Fayette County. Senator BRowN, o.
IBlackha0k County, is one of the lead
ling aud influential members of the Sen
'ate. The Senator'S from Dubuque, be-
ing on the Democratic side, and badly
,in the minority, have not the same
chance to exhibit their talent as Repub
icans. bat are considered as very good
men, when ne consider the county they
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Of the Guardian.
Steamer Antelope, Mississippi River,
March 18th, 1862.

MuIcD TN, low.
friend RICH Our boys long prayed
for action. We are likely to have enough
Pf it. Never was regiment more de-
lighted than ours on the evening Of the
Il 9TH, when we received orders to get
ready Immediately TO leave Columbus.
It's numerous forts, long lines OF earth
works, burnt barracks and deserted dens.
had become an old story, and the an
|nouncement at "retreat " hat we were
bound down the river" was hailed
with shouts of delight. We su ldenly
acquired new skill in packing knapsacks
|tents came down with rush, the sick
became mysteriously con yalescent, and
before we had recovered from our trans
ports, we were winding down the steep
bluffs on our way TO Dixie, real Dixie
No more resting on the confines, no more
waiting f.r the anaconda " SO com
pletely bound up with red lape) but a
real onward and downward movement
of course we were in high spirits-fot
the 42d. We were not too excited how
ever 10 court " Natures kind restorer, =
and within an hour after embarkation
the decks of our pre-. Adamite Steamer
were covered with sleeping :" Yandals Of
the NORTH freight more precious than
they ever carried before the war.
The first gray streaks Of morning
found US in sight Of The grant expedition.
which was lying quietly just above island
No. 10. This island, which has figured;
SO largely in southern hopes, is situated,
just at The right Of the great bend Of Incl
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that all our troops were avacuating, and
THAT Jackson would enter unobstructed.
This evidence is from prisoners.
Good judges say the enemy's loss is
Iover 200 killed, 500 wounded, and 800
prisoners, including an aid to Jackson.
Our loss in killed is G5; in wounded
about 1876.
1t is currently reported tonight that
|Gen. Banks has overtaken and destroyed
two hundred of Jackson's wagons.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-01

PUNY, DELICATE CHILDREN,
will be restored to good health and vigor.
by the use of HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
Read the advertisement in
another column.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-01

Cd lieutenant CRozIER, of Sd Iowa bat
terry, has been cashiered. He was from
Delaware County.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-01

ESt- Gen. Burnside is giving addi
tionel evidence Of his energy. He has
taken, since the fight at Newbern, Beau
fort and Washington, both places Of i'm.
portance. Both were captured we be-
eive, without effort.
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preparation for it at present, and will give
the next Legislature an opportunity tc
repeal the act creating the Board, which
is one object in poslponing the meeting
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-04-01

kOSt.
snN the Goth inst, on the road from Quas.
~ queton to Independence, on the West
side ofthe River,
"A REVOLVER,
Colts Patent, inch barrel, five shooter,
the hind sight broken off. The thanks of the
owner, and suitable reward, will be given. il
the finder will leave it at the Guardian Office,
or with the subscriber, residing in Liberty
Township.
JOHN G. ORPUT
April LIST, 1862. 2-tf
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At a meeting Of The commissioned officers Of
the 9Th Iowa Volunteers at Regitnental Head
quarters, Lieut.. Col Mathies announced the
deeease Of Lieut. George c. Jordan, of CompaI
ny f., 9Th Iowa Volunteers. Whereupon Maj
Robertson was called to the chair, and Capt.
Sampson appointed Secretary.
On motion. the Chairman appointed com !
mittse Of three, consisting Of Lieut. Mortar J
", Capt. Lee, and Lieut.. Ca.well. to draft reso
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an welaer &obert BeB BON ben unaufbSrlt-
cben Tra9en Der Srau >. Wortb fets auf's
neue an9ere9t, beinabe aaeit pte Soften Der
unterbaltung getra9en bate.
Npbert Bate biertn tetne 3alt 9eIeben; tper
gut gu er3ablen tpetb, Der fellelt Die Mufmerf
lamtett letner 3ub6rer 70, DaB btsie eieris unO
nnr Don etnem @eOanfen btweet nit ben 8lif=
len an ietnem Niun6e 6Gneen unb Bios an
oaS eben @ebSrte Denten, w16reno Der @r,db,
ler mnbefansen ben 8ltd Der 8etbe naA auf
feline 9abGrer lenfen ltnp tn beren Seele lelen
fam = pOrauS9elsbt, oaB er, biele S@rift
iiberbaupt gu lelen perfebt. &Obert mo6te
oieS Osriteben, benn er flblte i9 Bier nun f.
der unO teiniilA. @r mar ben 6ausoenolIen
allen i'm @an3en unD @tnSelnen pOraeltellt
moroen. Gr mar BON einem e5rrtbum ,uriiif=
9stommtn Die tablfe junge Dame, pelAe
tem bet leiner Nufauft i'm Rarf nit Den betz
Den lnn9en Ntae9en be9egnet mar uno i'm
NIT 10 otel Nnltan0 tpte Arti9fett 3lreHtaepies
len bate, mar nt9t letne S1welter Sulie, lons
bern Die @cnoernante Der betoen iitnqten Sin.
Der Dee 6aules, etn 8rauletn Qucte Selmclp,
etn 9ettoplles, 9ebtIpeteS u. intelisentes NiaoS
tben, pel4eS bel ndberer 8efanntlAaft nur ee>
mann. Snlte Wfgener bate Sobert gBeb
ebenfaaS tenneu selernt. Sie mar anpers ais
euete, etnt9e Sabre 6lter, eebrunaener unp
niat 10 l9lant unO biibl9 unp fein, aber elm
munteres, Offences, lteblides MaoGen, bas lei=
ne ltsbens big a4tuno3tpan,ig Sabre gar niAt
gu fublen i9ten. Sultens Quftreten uno Sc
babrsn bate tenes gentle @eprdee BON 5i=
btrbett nnb 3uperltDt, pel4e8 aus bem 8e-
wnBtisin elmer seii4erten eebensRsGune eut-
lprtn9t; fret nnp often sub lie ii4, aber NIT
rstnem Gatte permieD 1te aud iepe ueberl6ret,
tuns Der @ren3en garter 8eiblibfett. .@ie
lte0te gu iGerjsn uno gu laden, aber tbr @6ers
mar tllr ntemano perleeeno. sic liebte Vub
anp @lan8, aber cbne &Otetterte pte ubne Gor-
btOa9t nnp 8ere9nung; bte Sarben tbrer
SOtlette tparen Obne 9taffGt auf Sarnlpnte
Sepablt nnO cCnltralttrten etellet6t epas aa
9rea nit elnanper.
(6crtIebuns folet.)
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A. Der mtlienfrets.

Dte iippiee Wfabl3ett mar puriiber, unb
g8irtbe uno @alte 3erltreuten lfb In Den @ar>
tenIaal, in Die Naub3tmmer, tn bte glnlagen,
um i9 BON Den Safelfreupen gu erbolen, bte
Manhem ntebr Qrbeit ais @enuB fnb. 6eute
tparen ausnabmspete anBer &ubert @eB unb
elmer iungen Dame aus Dem naben 9t1btGen
fetne @1lte anmelenD, lpnoern nur pie eelamms
te 6amilte NIT Mnsnabme Der 6rau .. 8ernz
fett mar um pte Gafsl perlammelt eewelen,