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pital, Which, since the resi- nation a the incumbent
In June last, az been vacant, should be abohshtd
The salary OF h thousand dollars heretofore laid
should he saved to the emigrent fund, aud the
Health Officer he required 10 perform the fcW re.
manning duties free Of expense.
lho ,lurs and rcspousihltics Of the Netrvro ten
Poi ce have temporarily been materially increased
10y the luart,riu within the dist let o' large uuuI-
beers u' lcidiots, md 10y tue yc THROUGH aud
O. ntiou u the eli, ol re tnCut- from this and
u'NCr stitcs. Adltiur1 '.iiae were hso imposed
1t the last session OF Tire l., i-ttIrc. without dts
pluy, however, and in % manner g. win sin uorD
fully Tie popular coIhtcuc,. tie police m.c rrc,
served the public peace .dd faithfully prr'urWUl
tie iu!c. &F'cd tlcm. TIE euu,al rtl,rl q, The
Commits ~ {. now iu my hands, and viii Tee
tynau tied 70 the Lc.,>.tur, viii. 4 d'ni. L.
embraces large amount u' iwruriou' detail. vni
contains several recommendation for YOUR c.usiir
atun. There Is an increase oi four hWdrNl iatfoi-
men in New York number au.ll -uh.cYt pro-
toct lie and property, su to r,prc-- any outbreaks
against the public uea,c. statistic alv tDc.tiu y.
en- with reference 10 tie sanitary P',c, .ti the
examination Of unsafe building 'ud t'lr.lvHcr'
tnurc than twenty per cent ~ which are ouri de-
ic,tye), and the uodc of escape from end yCntil.-
ton Of teucmcut-housc- The importeucc ot 'ro-
gu,nt aut careful examination ot hrrrN lv',s flying
iu the hsfur u' New Nud.. d. -ttb.l,l %. the i'-
Turns submitted with the report, vi 'tL SHOW o..
during the pet year, fort. flour i'W els hurt"N'
and fort. Zone Thousand e.. NJ 'up'r'l ui riut'-
Eve passenger were cer''ot VII Tie h'- "i
single life, tlat 81 &c fireman, wl'plc oloaut vi,
engine. Tic COMMISSIONS -tt.,t tNr 1r,ri-
tty Of initiating Iurypr CITIES. .u trw ''f1nt
To- the police m.uy dutit, Now di.'l u'c,i Cos ether
fuucti"ra'i,- AMI Thereby 81 Woo. hr.,v iU a.
peu.o while gaining boz efficiency. Tue ru"ri. 10
c' We. 10, nnl measure. Gust iN O TIE u'rNc'-,
inspection OF streets. piers and hIlhDi-. .nt c.
forComeut 70, laws for the g1,crtluei of tie h'rlur
arr those specially n1iuti. Ito duty HIINInlnt
pu''-glofls cannot with rU.frirty rtuH vested n
the BOARD, but should Ice transferred tie .. .r,I-
sors az tlo counties There nI, .'.,' t.'i.' M.'n
will engage your attention. II standing. OF u'I
Stlt, aud ,o'utry eh- od dcrend- ~ ~ w."u-.lrr.
aIIr Gc.r,r uI,i. Co.,, god order OF tcc uu,riu'
d.. f.II "a Ia - Ia I
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portation q merchandise. In tsb1 the tolls on
merchandise formed thir,y-ays per cent. o. inc
revenues q the canals; In 1880 II was but seven
and uuc-half per cent.
IT, make The business Of the canals depend 50 eE-
cu-yely On the products Of the forest and vegetable
food isto assume the largest risks While our ca
nails will always he large carriers, vet undue cc'npc-
htt,n may divert their legitimate business In desra'
lie mic tu such IN extent as e. dis1ualiy them
from tnc~tiuE their constitutional demands. The
largely augmented revenue AZ the canals. while due
In degree 10 increased tonnage Is Irincpslly oW'
ing To- the enhanced rates II toll. Although much
effort was made a. rc,lucc the tolls, yet the Canm
B,.rd Ni t-di wisely retained the schedule "i 1901
Increasing the rates on some articles Ihere may
he pcru,l- when rates uuiavurobly atect tue uIsi-
mess of tran -urtaton on the CANALS IL tsCertai that
last year was MT one of these neither do helieVc
the present year will tc Experience concuStvely
shows that reductions In t0n, although made avow
,Ilv H. retain tothe canals the business which might
i'm t. other modes OF transit, result IN los of rcyc.
niue. 1t b. clear that our true policy lies, not u the
direction az ,ri,iu. lur emIl ympnt ~ uurCmune.
rati,t prices. hut en- ro'Cctiug The canals IN their
Legitimate 'j-in,s and demanding rrcrer tarih .tr
their use In what manner This -hHl bc accomplish
ell have endea,orpd g. point out u former ncs-a.
gp-. Afer presenting these facts can most safely
leycth important question g. You, who have - re-
equity comc ftum the ueoplc and know their t.ov-
The state tax II three and five iNths " ull L.
icl IN 1850, has been paid int the public treasury
| Tie net amount was five million three hundred aud
| uiudy-'eycr thousand FIVE hundred and twenty
| four dollars aud iorty-Gve cents. The Le1'hture
| tutlufigcd direct tax Of four and thre -tghth'
mills ti t~dl. Oftis, thrce-qu'rters Of hill vas
| far sci4ol tircc-quarters Tor canals, -cven-egt
| for general purposes, and two mills for dcirayinE
the cNpcudit res under the act authorizing the em-
| h,slyiug and equipment ~ volunteer militia, aud
| to provide icr the public defense. Anticipating an
m-tpu,lt 90 tIIty per cent from tie Federal troa-
| sui, upuu o., ud auccs nude ly tie state (Which
| l,- teen gc'.ycI! the Comptroller, g. whose dis
crctiou a., lV.tur. Wa lon by law caused thcic'{
| for VIZ, I"II'a.,, 4, d. reduced t. Que and half
| mills L tU.r,St tlN for the present year u il,
thcr, ~r. lc tire and -eyru.cirhths mills uu each
d,ll.rui o.. trs .'r pr'r"' ty u' tie st'te
4 q O.. O .sHrH Ia #.H.H ID.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE WET
Humphrey Marshalls Rebels
Routed Without Firing a Gun.
DESIECC7ION or ALL IHEIR MINI.
TONS.

Cincinnati Ja1, 1.-THE GARrTE Of this city
h'S the uuuWng;-
"From the editor Of the late sandy Hook Valley
ADVOCATE, nov one Of tao ProPHet9ra Of the Ltui.
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II table Is derived ~ oofnpartsa q The Eirs
BoetI saes each dag


...' '.'i- p..c. i.I,y la Tie pii. e., u spcc~-
ts' s''.t-, 'iui lo-a doing. This Is +. natural re-
..t ua'e ~ p,c such re- took place on Saturday
n.' .- ..o.. CD H.,i'' .run. Tic bctler Glass q
..'.,- I,.,e '.,u n..int,lrel Tive prices Of Sdur-
d... sand %. .t,nd.r.. ir.. lands AMI shares
.r. .......d l' hr. d. r,. .rnmo1t stocks the
.. .... .UI.u. ,.upon ,,,,- y' Isl, atPO, y 10
Nu..r tl,'. v,rr go sod Tcuuc-soc- v
'...r. EI.e,. i..Ui. are t.tt.c .li irn.
y Ic.. T. cay '.dtg ~ & r0r cot. Which i' n.y.
Common rrtru. tu" open upt,,'. IT," banks
d, u,t lnd,u. much Z Glow uo' ,,.t Sterling
I'.. H..ru.t or,nci t.r tie MI of Woine~iag
'r,m tri, poii. Banker. ore HuuiuIiy iiiaiiiN,
.. r...h -.".o sr' asking ~, At thc Board, Ame-
IS 'oh .H- SID the ,p'y time or rccorl fr -
,r.'. yc.f1. It .l..,d 1t % prcu.un. Seller %.
1n, wing ,aa trou.,ut pt o., hhtnn q
Obj. Sow ! q. C.'j links, .,.h TO-, changes .r'm
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|.rplua Revenues. ..,.,,..,,, f2,d1I, ~ ID
Ieuuuo- have followed the direction r,u-
H. lr the Constitution, which /. IN order as
NiS:
Hay tie expenses Of collection,
L utoudeucc and ordinary re-
VI Canals, o., nhYyc. <T0s,T,G, Il
nsflr,d To- sinking Fund uu-
lttcle 7, ScytiGl 1t ufthc Con-
Observation-Disclosures. i,7"o,ooo ~
hst FRED To- sinking Fund un-
,tiCle I, Section >, ui the Cuu-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3aoorO no
H. remaining surplus transfer
nv h'nking Fund under Ar
" sectioh 3, Of the Coustitu-
.'"''''''',''",',........... Gl5,sl2 10
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vile DrNocRkr. who strive here from Sandy Valley
yesterday, We Learn that the second Invasion II
T. stern KENTUCKY has ended 10 dtsgrscefu roui.
On MuudJy lat, Cl. GlrfClo's frees, Incl ding The
Fort, second Ohio Regiment the Tenth Kcntrcsy
Regiment, and eighteen hundred cavalry, had pro
cct i,d up the ~ SIND, g. fiucsSiile' within seven
miles OF the r5ts. c,I.r, vhtu they VIE mt h. u
G.e q truce nom Humphrc. NJ rsh9i, asking II
matters could not bo arrIn-Cd without NJ. COL
q. rdcld ium,d',to r, Piled Nat be could ol,l no
arrangement and that Tiny th0 rutcl9 must fglt
or surrender uuC additionally.
uumJhtty Musinu ten addressed tis men,
telling tom they uai th, alternative 90. sur cudci-
i.s - disluudu., aud giving t,m tie ,h &C..
Th,y INN, li,to'y collected ,ud st' fro .. uI tr.r
W. .'.r.. tents. Oaut CIuiIt..'. t-t t'tu cob
IMAM w. pcrUittod g. tax, ,trc % h Ns.I' 'r! iI'
vl Ic force scattered iu cruiu-i.u.
To rebels made w. attyur, g. save ANYTHING cN-
,,Jt - cir cannon, which they hauled N.
Co. Garfield has dispatched hi- ca'n,rv IN r'r-
suit. and they expected To- capture tue ...in-' iud
porh,l yi,k ur inHuy ul Tie Nyu- rcD' '.
The rCi,pi- iu N.rtlcgsicrn Kcp'u.kE. irHn The
~ Ii ,-tiuotr in which lIuur,uy Muoiwl y ni'.
i,ry ,lii'tir- ser, hcd had -troi. hopes of .INr,
uii, h,, 'HdDtlp. \ sufficient Nttud force
w. lc loit n ti.t re .iuu e. secure IT, mHrc ps'so
90. ID +. q
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Otr NUsllrFt0o ., ~ tt,.,t,,.,
81 Vrcriiur Amin. ,,..,.., w..
emu
w.s,,,, .rr.. tao . t-f,
Nr' ''.'''n Us n'l .' w s"i wv
1 las cares Of hi ci'.,o ih.t hc 'lrh't "Ul Wv e
| ocd tory. Ito g. greatly bp'hurci- d. nat
| nror,,urss--Lv ,n~io hs.o 20, sou.o .,t
| a
81" i''' I'd" " .i'. '"' '.'''' WV ''''
I r. H0 i"'t"uh WINCH 70 'in'a ~ our ~" D
.r.., ~ lg'.,y ,uFu y,..y r.h !
W 90, w. w." '.1Hr A-o.her p r
,'.' ~, ' ., u'"' ~. l'ru .
a NV .!' i"A'' Nhl'N CO. .aIi S.rtgh' do ~
400 WI = Irr' without tho !o'r OF a rebel
'"., " ',"'--"' " q" on
:, - Wv ,'''- ~ a We '''u '''w' 50 's'' 'hH
il.t', '''t "I' '-} ur,l 'o PRO 15au tic
uu. -. d" T." ..'.l'' q. 49, '. . pnu
| Tor l'. go .-' 81 ltH H.N ~ .U, war; 20
who NJ lAh'olu I.'c"'t a. pai''r. ' To
c"tu' w i'n le NN' lu''nr. '' ".h.l y %
| ~. ion @. luc t-d,u' ur.u Do, u,r. ~ Gill;
Fad MIR. ne ". - II u. w"r N f'.lint 5000 j.
| story. luu hUu hnirt cl Mr. ~ u., q,
Chicago lie NVs an ImmHTsN I..rt 10 t.,
way YIN fac, never did ar, ,r.. ~ h.. Dr,.
Ono day ho got crlkN oNor1 Gr,at ,i-c in tn n..,.
OF wheat upon whis many whoa --pc'ulN n.
'aincd largo iuftuneH. Blank started OH ono
| morning To- ono Of the mot successful &C the
| wheatspecmttor', and with much cnthu.i /. ~
lail before tim "plin' by wn,,u hN, thn .ud
/ Blank WIS certain 81 becoming iUsap,r .... /,
! rch. Who" lac had fni,n','i n. ,aA'~i ha orin' :,
oc Lis b,,r., ,,,,..., ti...,..
" ' ,,,t, uPTi n'' pig, "I Prhi"n'. Ins
pY N''"' a., ''I"N - wv "",,y ~ va you
.',A q" o." o"s",'' hI' user N''h' "hh'
- w! u''h,,s' "3h ha'" "a sure wat
~ say. he Ih'i'hAut, but rh".''' . =. /
&C." 5'L % ''cE 70 AM no" 'th NJ.
IN '"'' lmtln hoinu' "hens',D', ,nr ho"H
you W',L M,ll, bat th,nh you IA O,''vi s'i,h
10 y'uf mr ih,s', a'd lr,vo Ihs war 20 ;'"so
w" have tho !, p'tsi. lllly e managing il -
W holh'r tho former wa san II Il or not car.
( s1y, Tut ho ii hot t4uy .un: Ia the Poi
i'iai MANSION
Suno - OR have sOldi, r.bo,s in hi. morn.
l. < lium the other aio Of tho Potomlr. rop,r
that il was toriibiy cold tlero Sa.urdly and
SUNDAY highs aud all DAY SUNDAY. II wIs the
fret srdl of real col weather which the Poi.
m'c army has l,lt, and those fonts without
Stoves Woro somuwlT, uncomfortable. Army
'urgcons, however ass rt confidently thI' tho
soldier IL botior in health without arlihcialh a..
lot him have plenty orclJthing, Ju' no iirc.
70 htg AZ he mu-t lead an out door lir. II
was 70 intensely cold yesterday that nothing
wa ririHg in camp OF IN Washington. Mr..
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It oi'nlnr ofmyir0tiou the ENLARGED .gu.I
hll'ted throughout ~ Whole cEtput. The
Il nave seriously diverted business iron. the.
me extent of this 10 most marked iu l,a.i-
4 una height, There can ho uY quest %
carving Of merchandise. which ',ins t.c
II Tt7tM'rd freight rs almost exclusively
~ we railroads. IN l~il, lof1rr tolls
im"yed from railroads, there were three hmm.
~ sNly'hve thousand tons Of morrrgu lie
oh Tue canals paying eight hundred and
p.'t'eh thousand dollars Ia tolls, while In
,' ene We're but two hundred and hny thou.
ka,',, transported paying only two hundred
LJ1n ~. thousand dollars, or reduction
~ 's.elehty.hye per cent This results from
i'"'''a VI tIts class VI the carrying trlfic,
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SIlERIFF.S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION is.
ID sued out of and under the seal Of the Dis
trict Court of Buchanan County. Iowa. in favor
Of CHARLES ". CUMMINGS, and against
the goods and ehaitels. Of the estate Of Charles
o. Hagan, deceased in hands Of John d. Ier
nings Administrator de boRis non of the said es.
tate, have levied upon the following deserib
Ell property. viz:
Two promisory notes for one hundred and
twenty five dollars each Said notes bearing
date of February 18th. 1858. aud due i'm six
and nine months after date, with use. Said
aotes executed by b. 5. Rider, and Robert
Plane. as the property of said estate. Said
levy subject 10 an Attorneys lien to the amount
Of twenty dollars.
Which property. ms above described. | viii
offer for sale at Public Auction, at the door OF
the SheriH's Office, in the village Of lndepen-
dence, on Saturday, the 25th day Of January,
1862, at . O'Clock. p. Nj. Of said day. 10 the
highest bidder, 10 satisfy said execution AMI
costs. BYRON c. HALE, SurglFr.
BY J NJ. WtsrrALI, Deputy
Shaiff's Office. Independence, Iowai
Jan'y. /. 1862. ~ 2w
c, r. Leayitt, Atty.
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The Baptist Festival.

1 The Baptist Festival passed of
very pleasant. and though the attendance
was not SO large as we expected, yielded
very literally. The tables contained a
great many ingenious and pretty articles,
and the drawing ELECTED good deal OF
animation and engagement. The tab
leaux seemed generally to please, but the
arrangements for seeing were very 10
different The vocal music was rather
good, and the music by the band one OF
! the best features of the entertainment.
Altogether we think every one got his
moneys worth
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A Card.

The Ladies Benevolent Association de !.
sires to extend their sincere thanks to the
friends who so generously and literally
contributed to the interest of the Fair and
Festival on the Evening of the 9th inst
Special thanks are due to Mr.. MORSE for
so kindly donating the use of his Hall.
Also to the Editors Of the Guardian and
Civilian for favors. To the Band for
their valuable service on the occasion.
And to Mr.. HAnDESBRooE for preparing
the Ice Cream.
ne Receipts Of The Evening amounted
TO S74,l4.
In behalf of the Association.
Mrs. c. w. TAYLOR, Sec'y.
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fINaken up 10y Levi III. Eddy, at his residence
L in BYRON Township. in Buchanan Coun-
~, on the 25th day Of November, 1861, ONE
YOKE OF ESTRAY CATTLE One light
red, and one light brindle. marked in each
ear, with notch taken out of the under side
also a cross on the left horn of each Both
about eight years old. The red OK has a scar
upon the right hip. Appraised at forty-seven
dollars before L. S. Brooks, Esq
+. BREWER, Clerk
Dee. 9th, 1861, Dee. -. 3m.
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Mrs. N. Il. BEMIs. Sc,


GsE- Last week we noticed sample Of
Refined Sorghum presented us by DR..
BARTLE, manufactured by the Chicago
Sugar Refner. Mr.. RANSOM BARrLE has
purchased, and has now for sale, bar
rel Of the same. We do not think that
it is inferior to golden Syrup, and is GER
tainly superior to any article unrefined
Molasses in the market. We don't think
that any one will ask for more palatable
article. Go, by all means. and crafty
yourself with taste of this Western pro,
duct.
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Railroad Time Table.
Wood! Wood 4!

Wanted, at this Office, in payment OF
subscription, TWENTY CORDS OF
Good Wood We don't want rotten wood
or half measure, but a fair article and
full cords.
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GOdey's Lady,s Book.

re-" 1t is wonderful that the war
times, which has had so much effect up
on other publications, seems not to have
had the least particle Of unfavorable in
fluence upon Cooley. The fact is, those
who have once taken the Book never
give ii up. The present number seems
equal to the best of its predecessors.
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Don alton Visit.

EE- The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Boggs will make them donation visit
on Friday afternoon and evening, Jan.
Gath. All interested in this worthy OBJ
ject are most cordially invited TO attend
without further invitation.
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New Post Office.

,Ey- A new Post Office, called EN-
ergy" has been established in Fox Town
ship, Blackhawk County. near the line
of Buchanan County, on the route from
Independence to Marietta. The Post.
master is Mr.. AARON BURGESS.
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SHERIFFrS SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th
n day Of February ls63, at , o clock p. n ,
at the front door Of the Court House, in the vii
lage Of Independence, in Buchanan County, To-
wa, will be sold at Public Sale, to the highest
bidder for cash the following described mort
gagged property, viz
Lots five and six in block four in the village
of Quasqueton, in Buchanan County, Iowa; al
SO the Northeast quarter Of the North west qu.r.
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
by virtue OF q special execution issued ont OF
the office of the Clerk of the District Court of
Buchanan County, Iowa, upon Judgment and
decree of foreclosure, in a case wherein Thomas
Ashley was plaintiff, and ID. S. Davis and 9th
ers, Were defendants. In which am comman-
ded, out of the said mortgaged premises above
described, to satisfy the said Execution and all
aecruing costs.
MELVIN GILLETT, Sheriff
Sheriff Office, Independence Iowal
January llth, 1862. 434w
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for Relief Families Of Volunteers. during The gear 1851
TAKE NOTICE.

rINlE Board of Supervisors at it's late session
i passed the following resolution
Resolrcd, That hereafter all claims coming be
fore the Board Of Supervisors OF Buchanan Coun.
ty, be presented to the Clerk Of said Board and
10y him filed, on or before the morning of the
second day Of each regular session thereof,
EDWARD BREWER, CLERK
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Thanks.

EE Representative LAKE has laid us
under obligations, not only for news Of
the organization of the legislature. to be
found elsewhere, but also for several pub
lic documents of interest
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Dancing School.

EW Mr.. SMALLwooD has opened a
Dancing School for adults as we'll as
Children. The School for adults will
open on Thursday Evening at 7 o'clock,
at Aliens Hall.
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N. 7. BEMIs, Sec'y.

The banking firm of LEE d KINNAIRp,
Me Gregor, have failed. Liabilities TO-
! 600.
The Office of the Treasurer Of Bremen
County was robbed of 1000 dollars a
short time since. No trace of the thief
or money has been found
Illinois has some $4,000 troops in
| camps Of instruction in the State, not,
| withstanding she has sent some So or 60
| thousand to the field.
Some Of the most eminent Clereymen
in the country endorse Hoofand's Germ
an Bitlers. See advertisement in another
column.
Much feeling has lately been mani
tested against Gen. Stone, Of Balls Bluff
notoriety, and it is said that the Com
mander in chief will be compelled to re-
move him to another command. He
ought if the truth is told of him, be re-
moved entirely from command.
Gen. Sigel has not resigned, and prob
ably wi not. The President esteems
his services highly, and expresses his in
tention of refusing to accept the resigna
ton il offered. A strong effort is being
made to have him appointed Major Gen
eraI.
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ISIis RAY.

Naken up by jeremiah Murphy, at his resi-
L ienee. in Jefferson Township in Buchan,
an County, one RED ROAM GELpING
COLI. two years old. and appraised at forty
hive dollars, before Justns Rose, Justice in said
Township.
EDWARD BREWER. Clerk.
Dee. 9Th, ls6l, dee. l0.ro
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

fINaken up by Don r. Bissen. Of Homer
L Township, Buchanan County. Iowa. on
the III day of December. 1861, one RED
ROAM OK. about eight years old No marks
or brands pcrecivahle Appraised before Eli
Norton, Esq. at S27 80.
T.. BREWER, Clerk
Dee. -, le6l Dee. 2i-3m.
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Good Sleighing.

Ey We had quite heavy fall of snow
on Sunday night, which, with what had
previously fallen, gives us depth. on
the level, of about 12 inches. 1t makes
fine sleighing, and old aad young seem
much inclined to enjoy it.
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Aid Society,".

Aid Society.
The following is list Of the Donations
received by the Soldiers Aid Society, of
this place, which have not heretofore
been published
Mrs G L Patrick, six pillow ticks, can to-
matoes, 5 pounds of butter.
Mrs G Whitney, pair pillow slips, one
tumbler of jelly.
Mrs Luckey, feathers for two pillows.
Mrs / G Freeman, one can preserves, one pair
pillows.
Mrs ID S Lee, cloth for comfort, one bottle of
wine, one can preserved fruit.
Mrs i Wilcox, three yds calico.
Mrs G G Jordan, one pair pillow slips, one
towel. one pound tapioca, one paper dried APP
pies, Is magazines
Mrs r Bartle, one pair pillow slips, pounds
butter.
Mrs D I Randall, lining for comfort, one
pillow slip, cloth for bandages.
Mrs Tabor, three pillow slips, one can Of
jelly.
Mrs James What, one pair pillow slips, one
sheet, pieces for patchwork.
Mrs II Campbell, one pair pillow slips.
Mrs II Plane, two papers corn starch, one
bottle wine
AhiS iiiniiitc W httit, lour lltilOWS WIFI sHps,
2 pounds dried currants, one can of jelly.
Mrs J S Woodward, two pillow slips, one
towel, one bottle wine, one can strawberries.
DR.. House, one pair pillow slips, 2 towels, |
sheet, magazines and papers.
Donations from Homer Township, two COM
forters, two sheets, two pounds woollen yarn,
one pair of pillows with cases.
PC Wilcox, one box.
Mrs Stout, one sheet, one pair pillow slips,
two towels, one roll of butter.
+ Ross, one dollar.
Independence Sociable. SO 20.
The Aid Society shipped box on the
18th inst, to ANNIE WITTEMYER Cor.
Sec'y L. A. Society, Keokuk, Iowa, con-
tanning the following named articles
II eomforters, 0 straw ticks, % pillows,
cushions, pillow ticks, % pillow slips. 6 tow
els, shirt, 3 bottles of wine, 4 cons preserved
fruit, tumbler ofjelly, bundle Of magazines
2pounds dried entrants, can of Jelly 5 sheets
= rolls of bandages, cheese, II pounds of but
ter, can of tomatoes, paper of tapioca 2 pa
pers of corn starch, papers of arrowroot, pa
per of dried apples, bag of dried grapes, .
bundles of papers.
Mrs. p. G. Wilcox, Pres.
N. I. BEMIs, Sec'y
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-01-21
Lecture.

EE Rev. j. s. DENNIS, Of Dubuque,
will lecture at the Court House on
Thursday Evening Of this week, on some
religious topic. All are invited.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-01-21
CORN STARCH, SAGo. TAPIoci.

Oatmeal. Pearl Barley, Chocolate Extracts
for Cooking, Rose Water. &c, dc
At NALLACRS Drug Store
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-01-21

The next regular meeting of the Sol
diers Aid Society will be held at the
Masonic Hall next Friday evening. A
general attendance is desired
Mrs. N. L. BEMIs, Sec'y.
We are requested TO give notice that
The meeting of the Aid Society will be
postponed from Friday to Saturday Even
ing, on account of the Donation party
to Mr.. Boccs on Friday Evening