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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-08
ll.iaois Coatral Railroad.
60

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
- Sd, t'ains will leave from tho Grand Central
3cfot, foot OF Lake and South Water street:
through Express, At $50 A N. arriving st
iai y, exc, SLndays,l saro at $50 A NJ
~ This Train connect. for Peoria. Alton. AZ.
'.o'is, Memphis. New Orleans and Mobile.
.ccommodationl At 400 n. for Cairo and way
Train, Sta ions, arriving At Cairo ~
Every day. sis N next dav.
To- This Trsin. Oh Saturdays, will run only to
J,bana- Trains arrive at Chi,sgo 1t ll:o5 4 X
md $3.50 PM.
F,r Tickets and information, apply at tho Office
Il iae Great Ceatral Depot.
HYDE PARK And WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave WoedJ4aw
6: AN Gas AN
S:i5 An 025 An
1900 n l235PM
500 PM 8A5PM
S:ooPM GS0PN
w. r. ARTHUR, Genr Sup't.
W.P. JOHNSON, Gen I Passenger Ag't. noaOu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-08

1862. ICE! ICE!! 1862.
80 e
JAS. s. ALTMAN
WHISTLES TO INFORM HIS OLD CUSTOM
w ers, and the pubic generally, that he has
in store q sufficient quantity Of
p ure Cry0ta1 Zoe
to SUBJ ~ them the coming season, which he is
Cir on rs reasonable terms as it can be pro-
curei o. any other 6rm.
OFFICk--at swans Vegetable stand, Brady st
one door below kely's meas market, opposite the
Post Office mhli-d3m
1861. E.'PEt *. 1854.
TOE OFFICE.
AT 8. Il. STAIRS NEWS DEPOT.
Leave your Orders.
apps d3m
CLAREr AND HOOK WAVES:
r OFFER FOR SALE A CHOICE LOT OF
l Claret and Hook Wines, all warranted pure
and bought in the city Of New ork.
Craret from ACC to 500 per Bottle.
AND BY-
THH DOZEN A REASONABLE DISC OLNZ
Also q lot Of
Burgundy Port, Madeira Wine, Spark.
ling Moseile aud Cl.cquot Cham-
pane.
The Rest 1. ind Of Liquors,
RYE AVID BOU" BON W0usKEY
IKI.M AID ACwGCH " Has
K.s. J.MAsCA NUM, Ar.
RAG, 49, LsAANO GIN,
An y FIR ENCH CuGNlAC
ALWA 3 ON aAAND.
f.. IL Cd ID IF WIG
Harrison Street, Between Alb and sth.
juIyldxw t.tss
CITY MARSHAL'S OFFICE
RE.uOn.ED.
THEREAFTER, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
III the Office Of the City Marshal will be in the
COUNCIL ABER, .
I'm THE CITY HALL 1LDING
DAvsxPoRr, April %, 1ss2.-dtf
Dtss0tssttoss Of PsrtnxrsAts.
THE FIRM OF THOMPSON s BROWN Il
! this dsyl ssoived BY mutual consent. ~
debts Of the 6rm to be settled by james Thomp
son, M. brown retiring from the 6rm. NJ
Thompson will continue the business ut the oil,
stand, vhess he will 1lways DO rely Is vsj0 %,
I'll sustomers- tn ankpe the public for iii uest n
voss, be hopes to merit continuance of the same
1eptsmbse ., 1851. u 50 s S rs s,sST$s . 5
4 -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-08

DsSs0tssttOse OF k1OftNsRrsbSfe
THE FIRM OF THOMPSON s BROWN Is
1 this dsyl ssofved BY mutual consent. Al
son, Mr.. brown retiring from the 6m. NJ.
Thompsou will continue the business ut the old
stand, vhess be will 1lways be rsxay h, visit upon
I'll sustomersA thanking the public for all psst fa-
voss, he hopes to merit continuance of the same.
yAAEs THOMPSON,
11-dtf1 IRA BROWN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-08
ArCuNSOliDATED LINE
Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD.

E1OPTY MILES TIE SHORTEST ROUTE
T. 10 Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Louisville.
Two express Trains leave West ). do Lnm de-
DO, CHICAGO, as follows:
At8A N. aaily, except Sunday.
At 6:lO = NJ, daily, except Saturday.
Arrive at lO45 A NJ, and l0:45 ~
Thr u n TO Cincinnati and In iirnapois without
change 81 cars
Elegant -ceping Ca on Night Trains
Time to Cincinnati. eleven uours.
Tar ugh tickets my be obtaine ~ the principal
Rairoad Offices in the North est, and the Com
pany'4 Ufire, No 1913 Randolph street, unasr
the Sher nm House.
JOHN BRANDT, ! Gent Supt
C.E. toLLEff, Gent Ticket Aga
d. r. II. MOOR. Agt. Chicago
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-08
DISEASES OF
Horses T. other Domestic tied Animals
m II. e.. SCU[Lf.

~ MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
IN of Veterinary Surgeons London, 10 pos
sessed of the most perfect system ef
Horse doctoring Of any in the West In = great
majority Of instances his cures are complete, per-
manently testing and rapi lily accomplished, even
Horses useless from disease and hith erto thought
to be incurabie, MIR. =. treats with the happiost
results, rendering them fit tc p..iorm ordinary
work. MIR. IS treatment Is based on the legit-
mate sciencen Of medicine, and he pledges TO give
satisfaction I, all who mag confer their patronage
On him. Office q. LeCiaire's Stable, corner oil 80
and Perry st.
n B.-Horse ara Cattle medicines can be hno
Of Mr.. Scully at moderate prices jaa-dAw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-08
NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES
Car
WITHOUT ME- tCURY.

, AkuUhARLY F. UCATED AND LEGITI-
L ma o.. qnaii6ed, =. d hrs .xpere.c d II ali
forI Of diseases . knowledge gu to indispenli Il
N the proper treatment If The '. nereal al eases
in all its varied and complicated forms, and has
for years made the treatment of lrivate diseases
bis business and study. Experience, tho best
ct tea hers. has ena led him to perfect remedies
- once efficient, safe, sermsn~nt and n most
cases can be used without hind. ancc to business.
Particular attention given to old standing cases.
such wore formerly considered incurab:e-
Syphilis in oil forms, GvnorTha, set, Structures,
UTchltes, Diabetes, bladder ., Urinary Uisss ses
Also the effects Of solitary habit, both ruinous 20
bedy and mind, and which produce some Of the
following effects: blotches, bodily v All ess
constipation aversion fur and uneasines in female
society, unmanliness, dread Of future events, en-
ally complete prostration Of the vital tower, loss
Of memo ,, rigging in the ears-csn be fully ~
stored 10 health.
All letters, with stamp auswered.
DR.. w. manufactures oil bis medicine from the
purest drugs; tree from ell smell Of taste. Please
call friendly talk snd his opinion will cost you
nething. His treatment is the result Of l.ng ex-
perisnes and 10 commanding the confidence Of the
entire West. 20 charge will BE- uass unless cure
is psr1ansntly effected. d.. ". treats sslf-4bass
With the most happy result. i sas - tas
Post Odies box, 3,29A Ones and Consultation
Rooms 1Sa Solth Clark street, Chicago, u. 81
in00-dA0 ss=r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-07
Weekly Express

lss s..sy s i-es'sy, > si.so pr Aii'l'n'
80. ftn-s .sns villsui tbs J. ~ ee'4'inu-
~ Illas tiAl pad -
.sat.s ga -AaNerti sing ta Neshfrs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-07
rsv suTssILi
Rob Stomach aitters

and denghtfui stanaehic snd Cordial. IL
giving tone u lie stomach and fog the Pre-. sniloa Il
bilious comp ... lncisen' "a the Western country
fyit
As morning drink, o. assist dissstiou and :. neve
DyspepAia, u has ~ equal. Try r.
Ia Hdncf Il - sapsfscs - az other BifisT-. To A.
The formula of these Biiicrs now ffssi the sol~
property of N. Robsek originated vita one ~ ia.
oldest and uost eminent Aecicsi Praeiillrtrs IL ia.
West, snf L T. tisesfie - fiis ua. -. wsai. =
western reopls
Ibese Bitter deilNs tsir fIn4alAs iia4 ts f.,. r.
Ia tcntc 'sfur- Il tte 49, trri 4 nhih III,
Sse eoup.eat. al ss Icy Age. p, an-y.ng u,4.si.
uTai crssilss ~ a.. stomach tirectb prog .fts. n
ri.uPEHAN(E.
the prc-s4t proprietor believes tha. - making th.n
~ide,y Sne~a, tue pahiic welfare 4 suh-sr.a
Il will b. Tor sAle by al Of Dr. k.ltscli. tau
aercuf Asens~. Ssc q HJris sc.. III c..asr, over
- The meantime orders will be filled G4Iet y =
CAslunsu Ia any Qcsn,ity. snd .; he lese.t fsf@
II Is pat z? !. Vl.ri h.itl~s, and s,urs IA. - o.
one do1 cases Hsl; dos sample eas>- VII iioAsst4
b. packed all sent 10 Ans st1fss-. u ,ssiled
Retail Price, ri per bottle. sr .ix
Tor 60.
Principal o4ncr -s.i <air.roous S.s F.ur-l
street. 81 baIairg lsom N-il street CiaoiIluai,
tcio Laboratory. No - u smu4, a. .f-...t
f"r >aic Ia Nieo County -
Y N loNNkilh, Terfo Hsuft.
j. Il. CUNNINGHAM.
MA. l. sHJkI, ~ co-lst-
IFTl.k EISNiRk, C.alr~vll.e
AMI by Druggists ard Merchant. =. ,srAUy
throughout ihc DATED Siase- afti Csuas.,.
ian3svil
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-07
Ayers Ague Cure,
roR THr sl.Ernr cuKr oy

inle--ritieni Fever, or Fever and AF-s. Senfl.s
fever. Chfii Fever. Dumb Aguc, Periodical ht ao-
~rhs. 9. B:.ll9as Hsst.<he, :,, ard bi.ns5s Pc
s4rcs og lgnsiing Ia hillary deEsnge-
Gelss, caused ~ the AaiaE.as
Niasnisllc Couniries.
We are enable ke.c 20 eisr the corrinI1liy I.
remedy which, ~hlleh cures the above oo-rplas.ss
with certainty. sffil peErtetiy harmless x ar
quantity. sucl reredy g. ~ sl1able ia d..tr.cir
where ih.se affecting dlsoraers prevail 1nls 'euse"
expes tho nj iAsrnstic poison II Fever ane que fro
the system, aud prevents The development cl The
dlsesse, n taken on the lstapprcach " 80 prens.
tory symptoms. Il i Dot osy tie bes, remedy crsr
TIE Cheapest. The large quRatfy 20 suppy Ecr
dollar brings itsithin the IA - - rytcC,. 49,
~ billions districts, where FCvsr @na ,gile prevail.
every ocy shosla have "a ami u ffc-ls 10Th
curc and protection A grcat sn.<riJriis = ft
r. rledy 0vsr suy Other discovered tE tie rfc
~ And certain cure 81 Intermittent. istat Il c.
tsin- Quiuine neral, cpnsc u-utly 10 pfo'u.
Co no qusnism other iijuIlOus enecis whsfsfrr
upon the Constitution. 1ho-e cured " a ars lee
healthy a. " they hsd never had tie disease.
Fever aud Ague II not alene the consequence a IL
r.assaasic poison great variety n dlcrdfrs ISiss
srora it- irritaiio n, arnoflg which are
Neuralgia. Ri.s un.stl-m, GoLt. HrsiacAs. blrcn.t
Tooihsche, EAIsche, Cstsrrs', Affhns, Pxp.-
s-ti"n. Painful .necsion q "a. spiesn. Hss
tsrios, Pam In the blNtlsfC ~, ,fasKiss'.
and rerane~meuf cf thc sicEsSt.
All 4 which when orsgtstint " ~, sauss 10, -
the Intermittent type. O. tsco.ee rsfl1tfsel I4fs
Gas sspsls ths s~tfpn if1rp N bloct hrt cor-
seQu~ntly cures them al alike. Il 4 .A !tsa,a4is
f-..cr'.cr . i-,migrants ani persors trevci.1x ~
temporarily residing Ia the inalsrnss disfricfs q
taken occasionally daily while exposed q tho T..
fsctinn that vii T. ekcreied frcu the system ar
cannot Arcurauisie Ia surrgirLt QaaItlty 20 FiftU
into disestr Es-cC 4 - more valuable for
protection than cure. aBd - wif sxsT suffer flsxs
int~rmifients II tb~s Avail ihrl4ssises IT, 3
te-ti1n This >fy eHoTds
So Pr-I~re' ~ Tia J. {, Affk a CO.
f1~eil. Massachusetts,
al cur ren.ii.s fof ssi~ - J y Crr..aE.a
a N Dossstis, ~ni - Al Druggists h Tar
Haute.
wholes.ae ~ Ausss %. ciusisa.u
iuri-efc-im-~eov
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-07

t.... .sssi-...ssf.l. aily ernts ~ 's-Are e. :
rI.l
..lf...sFf trrss ssiatats slai- slth t~es AZ
..l. 49, sssr. - - tas year. vita the pa .ssss q
rn l.naHei sts.cfly - tcelr f-saiNr pA.iaf--.
.at fap 1frffsrg-
-ss'ss as "a taa speeiai n7tiso CD mn VII
f- .a.I g. 10 vTtce--
,..l.e 4nd J. az
r.s-. a..t.s-, ps.baahe il tAs 10 4 columns, ~
60 uncsr viii D. ehsr<ss h,f ea1h tn-eft''a
fl. .ssr lfr ines, Tea elAls per hne
'..-ti .es.a~a ssta Ia ssf % -peein tiae VI
- t...I tfl tsrse months. unies- q sic-t1 : o1t
-. al.sr4l.n ~ nting .dsefh.eaaeni VII
searvsi ofte sAne. aflss. v'.f"'e
49, -fsu IS -...trset.
ra1fisaier fer o1.es = ~very is.e..p-
s'f s ~ sasFg, e oc feE eaSl nsns n ins D'ii{,
.,.i s-..i8 = - rals - Ne,ky. atHdss {" ~
.i fsa. adssr.isemsnx ~h.lrvsr.
tas. - Lr male TX Inserting De notices q
a. fi' =. s.eleties. A-soelAtisns - fe.llNsf
&. 14.iee nol excecsiirs ; ltnea - 1ru's W
q. arflon. oser shi lines A. this rate
,s,lsI {. Jtsths with funerd notice atactec,
eittou' t.oaes. free -
lirti offf.fiFsis. Fc1!es ard Exc1rsof.s, gotten
a. i.-l..dns,s " associations. Or - ehafches,
-. scra setnes.ts Inserted Al he e1peense =
risrinr, ini raym-ni - y y aei'y
... ~ ilh~- s--af = tfie 20 ths A-ri 'ey -
resf p rd ''e snistai shsfSea ioF
n Weekly ttxpress
l,ss.sy '.es'sy. > si.sog pr Aanu'u.
80 g.s-s -, vs,.l.,as -. s...sg. sss sea'iau-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-07

7tsa Dolly Connections frons Harri-surgt ~
Bslfimore aud Washington.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-07

North American insurance Co
CAPITAL. ssco.ooD.
J. A ws,4sc,. Sec'g. j.s a h.i4s-. Pr-s't
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-07

Or - fJFIzxaId .SEiY-.s.yyUAL S-I7y.
.NFNf' or ~ condition 81 40 HOHT L,At-
4A-vCs C1kPANI af re Cay ar &<u iask.
90 - l~ dry ~ Jd7UgsV. isal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-07
MEDICAL.
or Kings Evil,

: Is conssssztionsl disease, . oorrz,soa 81 tA-
4 blooc, ~ which tbs hCid Incomes Niusted veef
AID pser: Beng IL The circulation. II pervstss -
Whole by, and may borst 0ui Z csesss any psss
" a. No orgsE l. nee frcr Is attacks, l. tlc-s
ouc which q ll4y ros destroy. Ts sToisisus tar
2 s.f.o-iy caused ~ mers<Ils, aa<eass low Iva
dissrtsrec unhealthy food fnpors air. E1<A alf
nits A<bits the depressing Eioss, sad above az, BY
tie venereki .L-octon. Rhst<ver be Sc origin. L =
hereditary In the constusioa. descending roul ps-
rsnis eialarsa unto tie third ard fourth ssasrs-
dom" frdee1, u seems 10 be the rod q En- who
.sys. l~ll visit the insr.ces O. i1s f-lAers upor
It's enecss eos.Esee y e1-e-itisn fson Ia his..a
q o~fraf of uleer04s IlslteI, which. In The in1k-
lsers aud internsl orgsns Il tcruned trrberSles n
the glands ssellng>; and the snrfAoe. sr-plloo.
o. acrc. tAs iSul corruption, ~l.el seneers N ths
oooc ccpfefsss the estrses u ufn - flaf -e-o~.-
lous oouIlzi-ss, bet they have ~ les pOxsr -
slil-ieucthe ai2cks =. otLcr diseases. ccF@ecurrl-
~ vast nsz1beIsper.sh ~ 1.sOI1Sss which aiikclss
Loi slc.ulou, r tteiT nature, stu rendered r.
- bs his t&,f in "a sysgerl. Eosf of the eeu-
~cslisaa l@f ds<i,-sled he luman fAIsily Is-lts
origin directly u As scTo.ulous eonfeninss
n4ly 4ssirrctiye diseases u tie liver, Id
bs--a. aud. indeed q al The organs. .-ise frc1s
are sxrSSstcd by sse ssne cause.
One Quarter q al ar people AZ scro,alors: ihs,s
fcrscos iEs aced by tkss lurking inlectlon, sn1
tseir health T. undermined ~ "a Te sl-snse il fror
the system mrst rencyafe the llold 5y an altere-
tive medicine. and i1visorsse Il BY hestky scoc al
s<ereiss. such = EDeescl-ls ~e sapply n
AYERS
compound EAtract OF Sars2par1la
The onocgua remedy which TIE medical skui Il
our tines can devise fer this ssey~ here prevailing
aud fatal maisay. II combined frhn the meet sc1s-
rezneisls thsl have been discovered for the cxp1--
gsilon u THE foul disorder from the hood aud t1o
rescue q the .grtem from ..s destructive co-le-
quence<. HeDce IL should b. cnricred for fhs cure
of not only scroies, oul ss0 thCse other afecio,s
Which srise frofn u. such a.
EruPtive anf skin Diseases. 81 krthoay's Fsss.
ROse. cr Ery npelss, flnsple-. Pu-tuie-. l4oteA-
IL fa Iffs ar,fE Eaft
Gheum, Scald Head klpr.o-un, Eher-
rs@ti>na. SyFbfiitic arc Nercrre~l
Diseases, Drop-y, DysPersis.
Dcblity ald, incerd, al
Complaints s-isiug Lon
ylf'rtcc ~ lr-rure
blood.
Tie popular teiof IN 'imyCrity = he 'locdT Ia
founded - truth, for scrofuis is degeneration 81 tas
blood. Ice psrtculsr Turposs tad virta. q uli-
Saftsparlls Il 20 purify aud rrrerersc tis vitai a.
ID. without which sou,d hsalii ). pos ole i-s.
tau1;f,afsc constitutions
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-07

cnc4oo. Juas -. issl
~rmEFn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-07

Merchants insurance Co.
o. HARTFORD. conn
y fnoA.s iasrsIi. soy. hsss HoN,se. rnssi.
CAPITAL. ssea oco
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-07
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH ALL
TRANSFERS FkIEf
ksny Tickets ria Pitts
burg.
TICkEfS FOR SALk ar ALL NNN
OfFfCES


FKEi1HTS.
80, lt's Route FrclxLis n ~ t.. rilf..n. ear 10
trrartea lrsrs Phii sfcipaiA. S-~ York Boston ~
Fiifin.eft. fa sly pftnf on ite Rsiifss1- ~ 0hia
k.ffH-l - liisra iilitos, Ni.-s' 'ir, .sfa ur So.
g. . - hsilrnsf direct
TIE feHa-ylvsnia Haiiro-i si-o rnnnecls AZ ffft.-
hurrl with steamers. - which Gees. sat - ler.
xsrtsa - say psEi tkr Ohis Na-kinsrlln. 4 -
tekv. feHne-.sc Cumberland. ff'iroi.. tnssi..ii.i
.son.in. Nis-onr. Kansas. Afksasss frf Rcd e..
~rs. afsi C.eveisf.i S1-siu-ky .f.1 Chic. siii,
etss-ners fa ~ PORT. si fhe NUrtf We-fefi Ia
ufrai sffs sti shippers .frusfng ihe fr.I .f,
fsn hf fhfir ffrzl ie els. Csui.ttfy -. r0is u 4
r.lr i~r.l ta o. speedy tran.if
Uff RATS 0f FkFiGHT 20 sry plai o. fis
We ~ t1e Fena- yysnis Railroad 4fs st ~ frs
a fI~~s.le So ehsreed ~ efhsf Reiire.4 ~
r~Isrtksssrse ark p.cksges -. r.sS.pt, .sss
fkusosn."
n 4 sSrFDrR fbllattirLia.
hAGRtW a Ccsl$<. ~ S,rth - rsiffrnsr@
IfFCH 80. ~. : Asfor B-.s. - -. ss1sl.
wltrrn -. NJ ierk.
-IAkCH 4 Co, ~ state -. bar'l.1.
a. a. HnCrrOS tseslefsi ffsisit AktHf. f|tfs-
ENlsn ffNis. afrai Sept. kii,-sia Ifn1.
I u. H0C1'i tisrsrtl tsks' 60 al /. a. i4Ia.s.
re9t4l,-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-07
JOB PRINTING
80 AR Err4
REAflY EXECUTED

,~.a4t ....s ao-t stn.-hea ~ i".
uFtsoN tbih RAJ tS
tf.af III - a. - Il = p
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.ts.. "a .1s aAsaalaI - tis< 80 ~.
~. 80. 81. tr.i flrri.te1 In The st.4<.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA,
BUCHANAN COUNTY, 3d.

BucHANAN COUNTY, IS.
To William c. Pierce,
SIR You are hereby notified that there is
now on file, in the Office of the Clerk Of the
District Court in and for Buchanan County,
State of Iowa. petition of Alexander b. Philo.
claiming of you the sum of Seventy Eight and
forty five one-hundredths dollars as due him
from you. Fourteen and twenty one-hun-
dredths dollars Of which same is claimed on o
prmoissory note, executed by you to H. M.
Peck or bearer, for the sum Of ten dollars, dated
July st, 1856, and Forty one and Thirty-fv
oDe-hundredths dollars of which sum is claim
ed on judgment recovered against You before
j. NJ. Edwards, Justice of the Peace, in Ksl
amazoo County, State Of Michigan, by said.
Alexander B. Philo. And Twenty-Five and
Sixty onehundredths dollars of which sum, is
claimed on account for goods sold you by one
j. l.. Lynch, and assigned by him o.said Phi
10. And unless you appear and answer there.
to on or before the second day of the next term
of the said District Court. to be holden at In
dependence. in said county, on the lth day Of
September, A. d. 1862, judgment will be rem
dered against you thereon. You are also mott
fed that your property is attached and held as
security for the payment of said debt.
w. g. DOMAIN, Atty for Pl'ff.
July 2Sth, 1862. ll94w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
TIE State Convention.

LE- The State Convention which met
al Des Moines last Wednesday, was one
OF the most gratifying political conyen-
lions ever held anywhere Tie con
vention was probably fuller in dele
gates than any similar convention held
IN the State, and 76 counties were repre-
scented, showing most gratifying inter
est in the cause. Better nature could
scarcely have been manifested nor more
hearty acquiescence in the nominations
given. The ticket was universally pro-
nounced good, and the popularity of the
platform was shown BY tie wild cheers
and joyful unanimily with which it was
adopted. In fact everything showed de-
gree of energy and enthusiasm in the
loyal masses of tie State that all felt DO.
ded we'll for the cause, though there is a
realization that we have a willy and IN
scrupulous opposition TO fight.
A sure evidence that the JoNEsEs and
MAnoYYs and DoDGEs and NEGUsEs and
GlLLAsrIEs, of the Democratic organiza-
non OF this State are fast disgusting the
loyal members OF the party by their de-
nunciation Of The government and sym
patly with the rebellion, was found in
Ihe Number OF recent Democrats acting
with The Convention. Two of these gen
temen, Messrs. TRACY, Of Des Moines
County. and STILES, of Wapello, made
speeches before the Convention, and de-
nIuncel in whitening terms the traitors
~ho are seeking, through the instru,
mentality of the Democratic party, TO tie
The hands of tie government in its strug-
sic for existence. They could lend them
selves TO no such purposes, but recogni-
eng only The duty of lending their aid
70 crush ont rebellion, they had deter
mined to stand BY the party lhat stands
~ the government. And thank God
ihere are thousands oGsuch men through :
cat the State. We have them in our own
Coun'y-men who will give no encour-
asement 10, and have no utilization with,
their old party friends, when The efforts
Of these friends tend, when their desires
lead, TO the Strengthening Of rebellion
and treason.
Men are Of les. account ia these DAYS
than principles. and ye. tho Convention
ha,e presented TO the people Of Iowa ex.
"ellent men for their SURFACES. Dr..
WmcET, the candidate for Secretary Of
Stale, has been resident OF Delaware
County for nine years, and for eight OF
tho,e years lie has filed the position Of
District Clerk. Through all the politi
"a. mutations Of that county M WRICHr
la retained his holl upon the people,
and by his fitness for lis duties, by his
honesty Of purpose. By his personal pop.
clarity, he has been enable to secure a
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

Notice is hereby given that Delegate Re
publican Convention for the third Congression-
al District Of Iowa will be held at West Union,
Fayctte county, Iowa on Wednesday, the 9th
day of August A. d., 1862, at the hour of one
o'clock p m, for the pur pose of nominating n
candidate for Congress, and the transaction of
such other business as the Convention may
deem necessary
The ratio OF representation will he one dele
gate for every one hundred votes cast for Abra-
ham Linceln for President of the United States
in 1860, and enc additional delegate for every
fractional vote exceeding fifty.
Willis Dfummond, Chairman S. p. Adams,
J. Rich, G. O. Case, f. G. Bowdon, ID. ID. Sa
binc Geo. Watson, j. Hobson, Louis Case, O.
Faville, T. Burdick, J. Spooner, Executive
Committee.
MCGREGoR, une 10Th, 1862.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-29
From the Ninth.

Eg- We are greatly gratifed, after the
various rumors that have foated about
relating 10 Gen. CURrIs's army, to have
direct intelligence from it. The wife OF
Lieut.. WRIGHT arrived here last night,
having left Helena on the 10th. Mrs.
WEIGnr, the host Of friends which her
self sacrifices for the comfort Of the men
Of her husbands company have made,
will be sorry to learn, is quite feeble,
having not yet recovered from her seri-
Gus sickness. 1t is to be hoped that rest
and old associations will bring rapid re-
cuperation.
Mrs. WRIGHT brought some letters
from Lieut. SAMPSON to his family, which
we have had the privilege TO read. We
extract few items from the last, dated ::
Is CAMP 10 miles n. W. of Helena, Ark,
July 10th 1862.
A ter one Of the toughest and most
fauguing marches we have ever had, we
arrived here day before yesterday We
eft Jacksonport on the 9Th, and have
marched from 10 TO as high as 25 miles
per day. The weather has been very
warm, and during the fore part Of the
march very dry and dusty. We have
suffered much from want.of water. Many
of the wells were filed up or DESTROYED
by secesh upon our approach. And
even after getting into camp We have had
TO so as far as q miles for water. The
rebels laid everything in our way that
was possible for them-felled all The
timber they could across our path, and
did all in their power TO annoy lis. But
thanks to kind Providence we are now
near civilizations We are out of the
wilderness, and strange as it may seem,
the men are in excellent health and spir.
its. Only one Of our regiment has died
Of sunsroke, and but lew seem TO be any
worse for the rough march. Il
Sergeant Curtis arrived here yesterday
SO that we heard from home once more.
All the men Of our Company are well or
on the gain. King is getting quite
strong. Rich is also gaining fast. Gates
has been unwell but is much better.
w. q. Gillian arrived yesterday and tells
Us that Lucky ana Rouse are at Helena.