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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
Credltahle.

Creditnble.
~ L. F. MESSENGER, Supervisor on
the West side OF the River. deserves the
hearty thanks of the community for his
promplness in replanking the West hall
OF the bridge. The work has been thor
oughly done. with new and thick plank
ing. we'll spiked down. Mr.. SrRoMAS,
the Supervisor of District No. l, is ma.
king arrangements TO rsplank the remain
der OF the structure. II new and sub,
stantial railing could be put up, VIC
should have very crsditabls bridge.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
Ladies, Aid Society.

~ Mrs. DR.. WARsE. President Of
the Aid Society. sends US the following
record Of the contents of the box sent the
past week by the Society to the soldiers
hospital at Keokuk. We are requested
to say. also. that so many things were
given. that II was found impossible to
get the names OF the donors, and that
consequently the names cannot be pub
i'shed. Tho following articles were sent
in the box
Three comforts | bottle wine; 10 bottles
tomatoes 5 bottles jelly currants, gooseber.
ries, IL pillow slips 3 pairs nittens dried
fruit: b shirts II sheets honey; 9pillows |
jar pickles ; box lint apocket handkerchiefs
pair drawers: IS towels dressing gown
bandages; ) pairs stockings box batter; 6
pounds corn starch box dried rusk . quarts
drled corr dried plums.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 9th
~ day of September, \. ID. 1862, the UNDER
signed was appointed administrators OF the rs
tate of Charles W Cummings, deceased. a,o
of Buchanan County, Iowa, ty the County
j Judge of said county No settlements vii! be
legal except made by such Administrators All
persons indebted to such estate, are requested
to settle without delay, and those having
claims against the same will file them as tho
law directs.
o. +. MAIN. Admir-.
Independence. Sept. 23d, 1862. [27.3m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

They m axe q su-
perior article Of sy
rup, are cheap and
durable, and HAYS
become the most
popular Illinois
Farmer.
From tie most
perfect clarifying
process on the pc
culiar principles of
Cook S Evaporat or,
we shall have n bet
ter article of sugar,
in it. unr,t fined
state, than can be
made from the
southern cane in its
ordinary way Of
man ufacture.
In conclusion,
permit me TO say,
that having exten
siyely used Cooks
Evaporation two sue
eesslye seasons, ]
have no hesitation
in recommend ding il
rs a most valua bic
invention The two
years trial Of it has
proved that it's
worth exceeds the
highest commend
tion. Christopher
Cory, Lima.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

CAIRO, Nov. l2.
An expedition TO Cotton Plant has
just returned to Helena. Ii consisted Of
1900 cavalry under command OF Col.
Vandever, Of the 9th Iowa. As 5000
rebels occupied Cotton Plant. they did
not see fit to attack them with their
small force. In returning. they had
three skirmishes with the Texan Ran.
gers lie were killed, large number
wounded, and "a taken prisoners. The
Federal, had so wounded, and several
horses killed.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
| Gonte 7nptibIe Rogue.

Ey- Some dirty rascal has taken to
counterfeiting the checks of our mer-
chants, issued to circulate as change. Mr..
FREEMAN, we understand, recently de
tected several counterfets of his own
checks. The fellow engaged in this
petty attempt to defraud deserves impris
onment.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
Prom olcd.

Promoted.
NJ As we intimatsd 4 week or two
ago, Adjutant PATTERSON, of the 9th
Regiment, has been promoted to the
Lieut.. Colonency Of the 29,h Colonel
BENros's) Regiment. This, it is proba-
BILE. will result in the transfer Of Lieut..
MARsHALL TO the Adjutancy. aud G. w,
.WAcooNER to the Conference.-The
The transfer will place Lieut.. MARSHALL
in more active field. and popular as he
is with the officers and soldiers OF the
regiment, We confidently look for his ad
vancemeut. Mr.. WAGaoSzR 10 alike
popular aud deserving.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

The military authorities in Missouri resus.
ed to receive the vote of anv per.on Who did
not swear allegiance to the military government
Of the State"
The above is another lie Of the Dubuque
Herald. The oath required Of the voters of
Missouri was prescribed more than year since
by the State Convention composed Of Aissou-
rians. and without any interference from any
other source Harrington Ha1keye.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
For the 27th.

For the 27th.
The lady friends of our boys in the
eth, sent to them. in the care of Col.
LAKE. three boxes, weighing some 600
or 700 pounds, filed with chickens,
turkeys, preserves, cakes, cookies. and
other good things. which will gladden.
the hearts of the brave boys immensely
God bless our patriotic ladies. will be
their prayer, as it certainly is ours.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
suffer.

~ Our townsman, G. B. HANDY,
shas been appointed Sntler of the 9Th
Regiment, and leaves to-day, for Cairo.
we predict that Mr.. X. will prove deci-
tdsdly popular with the boys.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
New Patent.

New Patent.
az Among recent Patents issued, we
notice one to Messrs BEACH and DAY, OF
Summer Township, for improvement in
Sugar Evaporators.
Also one to o. SHERWOOD, of this
place, for Improvement in Grinding
Mills.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

Its success is com
: plete, and the sugar
: is fully equal to that
; Of our sugar houses.
= 1t hoils very rapid
ly, and no chemi-
cal agents are used
: -Ohio Statesman.
: Cooks patent en- :
: braces more fully
the requirements of
the people th an any
: other now in use
n Lima (O.) Gazette.
Z Cooks Evapora :
tor is an invention
to which farmers
turn with gratifica :
ton as the realiza-
= ton of a cherished
: hope. -[Cincinnati
Gazette.
Simple affair
Operates admira
y bly,. The best ap
paratus.-[ American
: Agriculturist.
< In its province
c the excelsior. Chi
cago Herald.
Compact. seien
tiiic--a first elias.
u invention. -[Cinci,
natl Commercial.
~
~
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
Destruction Of Lager.

~ The wife Of brewer. in Cedar
Falls, having no relish for the occupation
of her husband, went into the tank
house, few days since, drew ont the
stopper from the tank, and allowed about
100 barrels Of beer to run out on th e
cellar bottom.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
Federal Collector.

Federal Collector.
~ Our Townsman, JOHN H. CAMP
BELL, has been appointed Deputy FEEDER
al Collector for this County. This is an
excellent appointment, Mr.. CAMPBELL
being one Of the most reliable and capa-
BILE business men of the County.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
Estray Mare.

TAKEN up by Henry Mysr. Of Buffalo
l. Township. Buchanan County. Iowa. on
the 81 day OF September. ls6a. an EsTRAY
MARE, about fifteen hands high. color red
and white, spotted, is twelve or fourteen years
old Appraised at forty five dollars before \
T. Srangler, Justice ofthe Peace,
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk
Independence, sept, rs, lS62. fe6lt
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
Wood! Wood!

Wanted at this Office, in payment Of
subscription, TWENTY CORDS Of
good wood.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
COOKS SUGAR EyAPORATOR.

In experimenting with and using
Cooks Evaporators, last Fall, | think
there is no more trouble in making good
sugar than there is in making mush do
not think there is any danger of burn.
ing the syrup on Cooks Evaporation. ]
burned none in making over l 900 gal
Ions last fall.-[O. N. Brainerd, Marion,
Iowa.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
From the eth.

From the eth.
Elder SAMPSON has received number
Of packages of clothing from the boys
Of the eth Regiment, which their
friends will find al his Book Store.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

The people of Iowa are spendingl
immense sums of money yearly in agri-
cultural machinery. How much of this
is thrown away! LIST, BY purchasing
untried machinery. Cd, BY purchasing
machinery tried elsewhere and found
wanting. The loss from these two caus-
es alone, especially in Sugar machinery,
is immense, as they generally include
the loss of the crop. For example, in
one ncighborhood are fifteen acres of
cane. One man
-. - PATENTED JUNE 80, ,,o, H..
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

The Republicans have . majority in
the leg islaturs of New York, which Sc
cures them the United States Senator
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

$3.50 gallons syrup, 81 500. GAINS,
: Sad experience
Multiply this loss by the total mum
Der of poor machines sent out, and what
mammoth proportions the loss assumes
Sd. Farmers lose by buying Exapora-
: tors which are infringements upon some
prior patent, thus subjeeting the farmer
to prosecution and heavy damages.
Practice true economy therefore buy only
!. THE ORIGINAL-THE ONLY RE-
. LIABLE-THE COOK ENAPORA
: TOR.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

Paints, Oils, yarnishes, St. Louis pure White
Lead. Buffalo Lead, French and American Zinc
ground in oil. and Demar Narnish. A large
assortment of colors. dry. aud ground in oil,
Colal Varnlsh, Nos ! aud 2. Light Picture
Varnish, Coach Body varnish. Asphaium Var.
nish, Leather Varnish, japan Narnish. Turpes
tine &c. for sale at current market prices.
At WALLACE's Drug Stors
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
PATENT MEDICINES.

Agent for all the Popular Patent Medicines
Tho Trade supplied at Manufacturers prices.
At WALLACE'S Drug Store
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

get the
niacllin-I
gets an
Evaror-I
fails, and
too late
other, the
lost. 4 he
then |
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
Glass & Glassware.

A large assortment constantly on hand, suit
able for Druggists and Housekeepers,
At WALLACE'S Drug StcrA.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18
Administrators Notice.

pI1oM sqa UT 1oaeIodeAa pIdeH ,sogv
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-11-18

aSrees 10
6 lrequisite
Z cry, but
:, Iuntried
. ator and
I. as it is
to get an
{ crop is
z account
nt,-l~
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Gsnfffefak& Ca.raH,x

TIE credit Of the Confederate Government
is It's life blood; its issues are she sinsws Of
var, in the present great strngg'e. To impair
this eredi, and dspreciste ihis currency is 70
irjurs the Government and tue cause; and n5
true msn who feels just sense OF his obhga-
tons to bis country VIII ooantenance any one
who with his knowledge does anything with
this object One OF the most dangerous and
insidious forms Of tr.schsry is that which
attempts 20 impair tie public credi, and rs
tional responsibility. The man who rejects
,hs paper of The Government, or causes otners
70 do 50, is one of its worst OF enemies, and
ought to be promptly arrested and taken into
custody by the Provost Marshal. II. is far
worse and much mors 10 be feared than Il
disioysi citizen, who ia given to imrruden.
conversation in moments of excitement.
There are men in this city who, upon each
Of the row srses of the past winter, have .on2ht
to gist,ty apreyioutiJ concealed kost'iity to
I'll Government by dscryipg its credit and
refu.ipg its paper, and IL is runorsd that
brokers have bong ht that paper at discount
This. of courss, could be nothing less than
fraud upon the holder OF no.es 30 disco ontsd,
since they arc banksble, AID, Is currency,
upon par with suy other kind OF currency.
1t Is the duty of every man TO stand by the
Government, and BET his face against all a.
tsnpts Of this kind by fraud and trsachsry.
to ihhiet ipj1ry upon the Governments in
vital point. None bit traitors viii seek thus
TO ia ,fr the credit Of ths nation, and they
ought to be so considered and treated.
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the peopls. - sseess. Il - hard Suls. bat !
think Il tight. II II In this corps 70 the
forces Of 0sn Dsn ure6sfd Il cor fsss b ..
ar5cus .xrsHswent,) thst he. who are NO =
deciaiuiog ms me Will Be without en
AUGMENT. Your fflsnd,
A. JoHSsro1
At tse eosclnHon q the sresch Of Mr..
pAex.p IL Ard the residing Of the letter from
Gen. Jahns on
Nr rurrn. Of Va, CT red the following 70.
- q ton
ths msmorv OF Gen 4 sidney Johns o. /,
ana the ofncers auA men Who have fallen IN
The defep ca IT their country In the loar q .
great aud glorious Victory over our rashisss
enemy. do Lo y sdjonrr.
THIS resol.tion was ssense c.x ~Ns'u' -
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Our arms Fave inst been crowned with
alorions ard most important victory near
Corin,h, Mississippi The particulars are yet
meagre, but enoogh to satisfy us that the
great Yankee army, under Bu.ll, has been
signally defeated by our brave Southern
troops, led by Generals worthy of them and
the canse. Oar Joy st the event is mingled
with grief for tie death of TIE commanding
General. and the heavy loss of galleD. South
ern men who perished In the grand battle
BueiPs army was large; no doubt exceeding
our own in number That General was es.
tee med one Of the best in the Federal army
His role il wha. tie Northern press ani
military authorities considered TO be the lag.
scene Of the rebellion, was, with the co-cp..
ration Of the gunboats, to crush d in
the Mississippi Valley The gnnboats rs.
sisted him in his triumph TO Nashville !;
bat thsres In his farther advance south
wardiy, be was forced to leave them
Oar disaster a. D'nelson and our retreat trou
Bowling Green, through Nashville 10 she
Tennessee river, filed the enemy with conf
dsncs, and he proceeded with eagerness to
follow and strike fiaal blow npon whas he
considered remnant Of a disorgsuized sruy.
But Johnston and Bsauregard had made a
wonderful use of the brief tine allo " ed the Ca
They organized and renspirsd their troops,
and rousing the spirit OF the. South added
largely to their s'rengsh. Thus rapidly re-
oruitsd, and with large number Of 'undsci.
pinned men, they lost NO time in attacking the
enemy ~ soon as he came within striking dis
lance. The attack was made on Saturday
morning. and latter ten hours hard fighting ,.
according to General Beauregard, I'VE 2 iued
complete vict ory."
This 10, We suppose, the heaviest battle
which has taken place during the war. There
were likely more men on the enemy's side en-.
gagged than in any previous Contest, and on
ours We probably had u force equal to that
II Manassas. 1t 10 suppos'd that more men
were engaged at one time In the fxht than
were at any time actively engaged at Ma.
nasoas.
This glorious triumph over one Of the best
Of Northern Generals, and over the beet
troops the Federalists have brought into the
Geld, (thoss from the Northwest is an event
OF the most eratif, ing kind II, indeed
broke the back Of the anaconda that was u
sasA the South. He 10 no longer q constric.
Tor. HE folds have NO crushing power. Blu.
The snake 10 seotchsd, not killed. He may
''dts - and b himself sgain," IL We relax
tattls Of our energy. To render him power.
lsss. W mus: fight, fsA, fghl! W. must
tgAs ALL TEE 1IME, and Meier rest sssa tic
es<ny u driven ,s@ the ard.
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viet'on that ws ahal triumph In our grand
struggle for liberty aud Independence e. they
take fresh courage end fresh resolution, aud
devote themselves. If not with ircreased slsc.
,isy. certainly with improved energy, 10 the
srces labor hetera them, There Ia TO more
,rae.heartsa gentleman, no more sincere pa
triot, than President Davis There never
wa. Hs'is the natural, unaffected, aud pious
sss,earan; no Ia the self-saofi6cins, brave, aud
devoted Chief Sueh heart, such spirit AZ
HE, WORKING through The natural sympathies,
can arouse u nation to dseds that woald homo,
tho proudes. people OF the proudes. era Of tAs
world
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nnouaccme 81 the death of Genera,
Sidney Johuison, the gallant Com.
Of our army in the Southwest, who
Jep, breathing out hls brave soul in
of Victory, will be received with pro-
badness throughout OR country. He
; ssnior officer of our army. and in all
siisses that make a great military CON-
1T he had no superior on this con
III He 'was born Ia Mercer county
Fsseky, in 1893, AMI was consequently al
sns Of his death 50 years of age.
sas educated ii West Point, and, on
Hating, entered the 6.h infantry, and was
4ed to tie West Daring the Black Hsw 4
zAe acted IA Asjatans General, President
4 1oln berg 81 the time captain Of vo.uG.
AT the close OF the war he resigned
fs4ommission, aud resided frs, in Missouri,
TIN In Texas. War breakipg out ia tie lat
sxts, he entered the Texan army a. rri.
ss, and rose 10 high distinction. He after.
|ads filled the post of Secretary af War
Nthe anne xation Of Texas TO the United
Zee, Johnston raieed a partisan troop,
ch he commanded, and accompanied Gen.
5. Taylor 70 Monterey. Al The cioee of
i Mexican war he returned to bis plan.
N Under Pierce. Mr.. Jefferson Davis,
70 Secretary of Wa, made Johnston
tonei of the Second Cavalry, and he sub
s1en,ly received the command Of the South.
stern Military district. A, the outbreak
the war with Utah he was chosen to
<nnsnd The expedition which crossed the
alma He continued 30 fll that post with
pat abisity-beipg, 10 fact, dictator in the
nntry which be occupied-uutil the ssces
y Of the South, when he nobIy absndone d
. Federal Gag.
Gen Johnston was put IN command Of the
'ushsrn soldiers Ia the Department Of Ken.
eky and Missouri, end invested with Plsni.
'tentiary authority 10 control all the military
'sralions In the West. Hia kentucky ma
visy, and his thorough knowledge Of the
ss,ern country, coupled with his great
'irity, rendered him an especially approx ria,s
lection to the importsnt position WHICH he
I'D 1T the time of bis death. Gen. Johnston
- Elk feet one inch high, Of large, hoDy,
ne w frame, quiet and unsssuniuR IN 4nners,
oonspiring to form . person Of imposing
ID attractive address. HE brother, Josiah
oddsrd Jobnsto n, who was blown ny ON =
samboas on the Red river. La, 40 killed,
~ Ut the time in the u Senate from that
ate; was the second of Mr.. Clay in his duel
iih John Randolph, and was q man of the
oct eminent abilities
Peace to tho ashes of the noble soldier. A
'atefnl country will ever keep his memory
zen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-08

IAvhavners n osstt soustry, Tsas., e1ss11
potiee Of which has slre&dy sppsassA y 0se
p.-sr:
We lesYp thYsusA lister ysrsivs1 n ~
ctiy yss svd.y. shat dsss. hmens o. 0snsS,.s
Lsah-sssi's soyees. esnsissiI OF r.ys - Cos:
rig msps and icds ofe vsl eli snd.s Ee
.. mmas fool. vaushn. = cons t., I'd boy
Of Jayhawkers nsar Husnvsiles IN Aeoss
s ssss }. e: 1o 10 : :. % sch
wn.ckiog !, Liess Taylor. Of U-pt I.tl.
iard's mpary. wss killed. a.d ,hTe ether.
Of Uol vaushn's force ne letter does Dos
ore from other sources say hat from ,ntI.
- to ,sr,y Of Ae j..yAawksss were iipe6.
AID a. oea or eisA,een ta1en prtsoAes9
,A'.s .ss..s,:aay . s:'sps s.e
The enemy ibus r a'ed Is sspused to -
part Of byrd's fsrcs Of ksltusAtass AaA
renegade Tennesseeans.
LATINA Eeatls Aan, who arrived non
ca, ter yss,erdsy a:terT DON Iepyr that Tie
force Of the ere ny eneoup 'eIt By clonal
Vaughn was the whcle Of Byrd's regiment
And Two cen pabies 4 Fsd-r Il cavalry. TIE
ten wounded. vol. vaaxha h mssf made .
narrow escape. Riht' NJ TO party OF the
ecemy, whom L. n a'cox for iYis, d.. ~
n de- himssif snow1 20 asn. They 'Dne
fore ,he7 e,aid Ars 10 tarew himssif ron
his Ase down sseep en- banknsRt and %.
capsA
Dee hundred and Ivy ~ the horses Of he
enemy we're sap.sre5 ~ he nopfsdsYatxs,
and q ore eacoa thau they could and tYaas.
portAtioa for, besides other eo0nisaAYy
s'ores Of tbs Yedsrals. anGe which we're Q
srsat ga ,nti'y Of gfssa apples The Victory
ssrms 10 have bs.n . m -. compien one,
and a. cen the Federnis g-ea'.y outnun.
erred cur I Ioes. II the TEL . Of ihis ~ uf
are COT n med BY the cfncial occusts, the
gslihLt Vsugh has added new laurels 10
lnoss he achieved at Man, ssaA
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hraDssip ~ Dor. Last saturday. LAD.
father bad Qa.rrei with one i. Ten sei Har.
ytr ton. hsppsoinE % meet the latter one or
40 miles above CAIRO ,ltoa, sasked hin
wiener he had the revolver with ~ htch
receiving ap sMrmatsvs answer, "We,i. !
said he. "defen0 yon SELF" A Haprleetoa
placed his hand on hts breast. J.m.s assA
and the ball pessing throagh HarYin ton /
hand and body. killed him On shs SPOT ~.
q. ~ lA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-08

Board Of Exemption We sre requested T.
cay thas tn. DO ,rd oil Exemption wilt meet to-
day a. the City Hall, 1T ii O'Clock, and b IL
session for s. versi hours. The lame, bait, and
tl,nd not yet exe mpted, and those not 20 who
can parade for the occasion an extra ache,
pain. or physical debility, are requested to be
on haod l. is uncertain whom the BOARD will cit
again. We are pleased to know from our daily
observations that maby diseased, MANNED and
crippled fsllOw citizens. who first sought the
protection of the board, have hsen mraeu.
Loudly restored to health STEER being operated
on ~ it. Let the suffering hu man isy Of
Richmond reflect on tbis notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-08

PATRIo,Ie SAesI1toBs --TAsIe 10 An 81 tOdeto
70 Of DE- Johuston AUD the actor Carried,
whiuA. IN tin slka the pres nj. when pa,ri~t.
mt"n our memory is said that tbe great
~ m 0, III, Of the vanity Of wealth, isvitsd
JoaLston o visi: hia IT Hampton Court The
sturry DAiiosoE her accep % tia iavitAtieA
Of his fiand, ana the latter led the way
'hrouga htt as hoas. aad sardeps, md, fr1
showing his pos ssssie rs, urned 70 sae What
Il .et ,hsy b sd Dop JohBsoa "AAi DAvi1,
nava e.s,.'n q 'se Aver 1850 ~: ss
eftel ~ he a0ss1ote b - recurr.1 70 -, we
sAve thcush 1t ,sa. sroh nrs he thtnes WAieA
= r. pAsriotb n tiA uls II n Aard to u.
sround, benesb . Il. teAt II 10 AaIA -
10. ~ tbs we'll 4 led service Of plste for TIE
rous h sid scaaty - lo' bas 40 the ObYl siaA
can le.vs without SIGH slt for hsa.sn. -
san the u n Of tra heart leave ign bic leXn-
~ for ~. only red OF Heaven On safsA-
frssdc n, hos o.s woR.- SeMAhers 4oaaly.
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~ NO. The Young Msn's Chris.
80 tan As,ocis Tor VII hold sh.ir month.
meeting This {Taasdn,) Gv NIN0, at
DIR MoUrs's,) At thu corner u 10th and Zap.
/ o. streets. e tdI essss may ba sx ecied ron
he HID. Asssrs Cloptop. carry, and Obil.
ION. OF hlabaMa, and TIT Hon ar Lewis. Of
Georgia. The Public. and .. peclslly yCuAG
m&n, are ihvi'rd TO attend apS-lt