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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-20
OrFlcr Pcsr CoHNfss,RY !
MrMrHIs TESS.. Oct. 9th, 1863.

FRrENo Rrcn A man that has his
ewes and ears open, makes progress in
general intelligence. and has no right TO
close eye or ear TO these channels Of in
formation. II is true the eve may see.
and the ear may hear many things that
shock ones whole moral nature, that de-
grades manhood, and robs Justice and
mercy Of It's grandeur and sublimitv.
Yet the thinking man improves, he finds
latitude and longitude for the exercise Of
wholesome thought. and the study Of
human nature. barbarous. cultivated or
enlightened, He contrasts the great.
ness and success Of some individuals and
nations. with the littleness and meanness
Of others. and learns what elements of
character. what practice OF life and prin
ciples. are essential TO cultivate lie.
happiness and permanent prosperity
No history Of the world presents 50
fruitful field, Tor the study Of mankind.
ss the pres Mt No nation was ever
actuated by passions, 50 base and pure.
SO strong and powerful. as ours N
people protesting the civilization and
christianity that We pretend to have was
ever called upon TO exercise such power
ofloye and hate. revenge and forgiveness
What Is TO be our future record 2 VIA
our Improvements. in education. in til,
arts and sciences IN the hidden wealth
Of tho human mind ? interests every
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point where to do so was sure defeat, bu
they went in grandly and fought lik,
heroes, though unavalinglv. Ours wa.
now the last brigade Of the right wing o
the Army Of the Cumberland. Were W.
10 have a fair show in position or were
we to be sacrificed ? Alas the answer
was soon all 10 evident! In single
line, by the flank, at the double quick
we were marched awoy from any good
position into the brush, and even before
we could form line and move forward
the leaden storm began to pour in upon
us with the fury Of whirlwind Sill
we pushed forward into the Jaws ofdeath
-Four long lines Of the choice troops OF
rebeIdom were nTronting us-ten thou
sand brave soldiers OF the Confederacv
against Federal brigade OF thousand
men We had passed through the hot
test Of the contest at Stone River, with
fire in front and flank, but that was n
mere pattering to the storm that ragged
during the twenty minutes we held the
rebel hosts at bay in the brush at Chick
amouga Creek Their first line rave
way, the second followed, but the third
and fourth remained unbroken, and in
conjunction with column thrown for
ward on our left TO cut us of, compelled
us to fall back AMI secure n safe retreat
The enemy had suffered too severely to
pursue their advantage, and the exercise
Of liltle generalship at the outset would
have enabled u TO effectuallv hold them
in check Let me say that this manage.
ment was not under he direction OF Gen
Sheridan, the commander Of our divis
ion-his military talents are Of too solid
a character to ad offs such blunderinr
I will only suggest that Gen Mcdowell
McCook commands the 20th corps
In this second days fight our little
brl9a ie lost three hundred men How
long must sold diers be sacrificed through
the stupidity of incompetent generals +?
With ordinary handling i; in short, wih
the ghost # n chance we would have held
our own with comparatively little loss.
OF the battle in general. let me say,
that in so far as the accomplishment o.
their grand object-the recaprure o.
Chattanooga--waS concerned, il was 10
them a defeat. Ii is true they compel
ed US to fall back. but they were too Sc
verely crippled to follow up their advan.
tage. Notwithstanding they hurled over
one hundred thousand men against NJ
more than fifty thousand Fsderals, and
they are further off from the accomplish
ment Of their original purpose to day
than on the morning Of the l9th inst
The star Of Ro-EcRANs is still in the
ascendent. Would that some OF the
lesser stars shone with as pure light.
j L. LOOMS.
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For the Guardian
sheep Raising and Wool Growing IN
Iowa,
NlNrHRor Oct. l2th, ls63.

WINTHROP, Oct 18th, 1869.
As the winter approaches il is highly
important to those that have sheep. es
peeislly il they have been driven from a
foreign State this season, that they should
look well to their care during the Fall
rains, In order to get sheep we'll
through the winter. they mus. be- kep,
healthy and thrifty during the fall
months. II will not do TO depend on
open sheds for shetering sheep during
the winter in this open prairie country.
for storm usually will be accompanied
BY such violent wind as to drit every
open shed full. whichever way it faces.
\ warm, dry stable that can be closed
during storm, is the only sure way 10
protect sheep from the damaging effects
Of storms that frequently rage on our
prairies. But my remarks more
particularly intend to those who have
purchased sheep this season. driven from
Ohio or some other State, and arc vet
uaacclimated Besides the bruises and
loss Of flesh which every flock suffers
BY long journey, they will necesss.
r'ly require extra care and attention 10
BE- successfully carried through the win.
ter, and there 10 no stock kept by farm
lhat will 50 well pay annually Tor good
keep as a flock OF sheep. at lhe prcsen,
large and remunerative prices Of wool
WeIhers will, rs general hing. yield
nearly double the amount oi wool 10 ha,
Of = eve that has raised lamb. There
fore, for immediate availability a. 10 The
crop Of wool, aud even to sell for mutton.
we'hers are the most profitable, bu, OF
course man could not Increase his flock
only by purchase, which perhaps. in
these times. would be the most economi
ot wav. IS 'ors a. wool remains a.
hi,h
ODsEsv>s
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Say that the news is i'll is there not hope {?
Is there no Spartan heart, despite this pain,
To strike for Law and Liberty again
Again with this great treasonous tort to cope Z
Has Truth eer lost battle, did not ope
Great fields where she might strive and
strike amnin
And so win o'er all that was foully ta'en.-
Force Fortune back that falsely did elope
happy way, if suffering, if shame
BRING penitence and pity and redress
1T grow our garments whittier in this flame
If soften our hard hearts in this distress
If our red hands. relaxed by public woe,
Unloose their grasp, and let the bondman go |
Say that the news is good and shall we feel
That the great God conendeth on our side,
Remembering not his law of love denied
The clotted cord, and gives of cruel steel a?
Dealt he with us ia we with others DEAL
How had we sunk TO az, nies untried
And new distresses ?--nor TIE Deum' cried--
But :" Pity pity. Lord p our soul appeal
As he TO u.s. so be we TO the weary
And heavy. laden, that do walk thro' night,
Through lives whose love has been unblest
and dreary-
Who rush to Death as we rush to Delight!
Win we the battle ? Then, heal our gain,
Wounds that have gaped thro' centuries Of pain!
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4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
n LAW, Independence, Buchanan County
Iowa. Office next door west of Marquette l.
Mekenzie's Furniture Building. All business
entrusted to him will be promptly attended TO.
Back Pay. Bounty and Pensions due dis
charged or deceased soldiers. or their heirs
procured promptly, and no charges made until
the claim is obtained.
Airil 29th, ls62 I6.ly
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L, w. HART,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
n LAW, Independence. Buchanan Coun.
~, Iowa.
Will give strict attention to all business en-
truste1 TO his care. Office up stairs, one door
~est Of Marquette & Mckenze's Furniture
ctore, Main Street, independence, Iowa.
Any and all business pertaining in any way
TO Lands or land business, promptly attend
i to. Noy26.ly
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candid man. War is an educator, q
clvIizer. While it debasss the morals OF
some men, and cripples their energies,
carries rottonness 10 the throne Of their
affections, and darkness to their minds.
1t enlarges the minds and hearts OF
others 1t calls into exercise, and de.
velops, every faculty Of mind, and every
passion ofthe soul. Consequently when
the tempest is stiled, the cloui over.
past and peace restored, man rises high.
er l. is true, by an improper applica.
ton Of bis education, be may 60 back
wards, and not forward. That is no. the
fault of the educator, but the pupil. We
ay war is terrible anl 80 it's. Weepin,
fathers and mothers, wives and children.
brothers, sisters, friends, 60 about the
streets and refuse to BE- comforled. Ye,
II is not the worst thing that can happen
10 nation or community. A cordial
reception on the part OF Northern peo.
pie OF Southern principles, and the uni.
versal and unlimited power of slavery
acknowledged and encouraged, would
have been thousand times worse than
the war that now desolstes the land
Then it would have drif,ed US back 70
days Of moral darkness and intellectual
night, while now it is pushing us ON to
days o. more light, OF brighter shining
than the world ever saw. Who does
not love TO study tie creation OF our
government, mark its progress and con.
template its future ? Glorious It will be-.
Who does not admire the wisdom and
patriotism ofour fathers They accom-
pllshed great work. but we are engap.
ed IN greater, for while they were tho
creators Of our government we are the
redeemers, and cursed be the man and
men thai plotted its destruction for bad
men and devils combined cannot destroy
this government, because il is an APPROX
imation Of the government Of heaven.
democratic.
God bless our native land
Sweet land of liberty"
p. S Please remember me affection.
ately to my dear friends, the Copper.
heads. Amiable, gentle, lovely, peace.
ful beings-hope they will get to heav.
en-, but really believe it would be "un,
cons i,utional;" and when old Abe rets
there, | expect they viii begin to scold
the Lord, and go TO pleading with the
devil for awr:t OF ho5eas corpus 10 get
him or themselves out-rearing military
rule
Well. Father Abraham. spare no. the
rod, nobody's interests are in jeopardy bu.
traitors. Letthy thunde bolts Of Justice
come thicker and faster on their con
temptble heads. and all the people shall
say, amen.
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j. s. WOODWARD,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
y Law, General Land Agent and Notary
Public. Independence, Buchanan County,
Iowa. Will practice in the different Courts Of
this State Also attend promptly TO securing
claims, making Collections, Paying Taxes,
Conveyancing, dc.
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CARTER HOUSE.

+ Ohm l.. WILCOX, formerly Of the Amer.
- loan Hotel, having leased the above house,
would seturn his thanks to the public for the
liberal patronage formerly bestowed, aud would
be hoppy to welcome all his old friends at the
Garter House Maine ST.. Cedar Falls Iowa.
Stages leave this house daily for the North
South and West.
Cedar Falls, July 25. 1861.
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w II. BARTON.
COUNTY JUDGE

r AW OFFICE, at the Court House, hide
IL penlence. Iowa.
Will attend to conveyancing. take ncknow
10 ~'gments Of Deeds, and do all legal business
trusted to lis care.
Jan. 81 1861. If.
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w. CHANDLER.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE
C over Keller 4 Burpee's Furniture Ware
Rooms. Independence, Iowa.
Feb &c. 1861.
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IL. W. WRIGHT, u. ID.

nFFICE, over Planes Hardware Store. vii
~ cox's Building. Residence, Az miles
north of tow". near 5. b Curtis residence.
May 5th, 1863. ly
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II. FINNIGAN.

4 TTORNEY L COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
~ Independence, Iowa. Office over Free
man Il Mains Store
July eth. 1862. tl6-Iy
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BUSINESS CARDS.
G. f. HERRICK.
JEW ELER

"ISHES to say to his former friends and
w patrons, that he has re.establi,hel his
business in Sampson Book Store, where he is
prepared to do all kinds of work in his line
Clocks, Watches, Jewe!ry, and Musical lnsru
Clocks for sale cheap, and warranted Please
give me call
Oct. lith, 1862. f30tf
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ESenSiollS.

A Ii. persons disabled since March 4th,
IA 1861, by wounds received, or diseases
contracted while in the service Of the United
states, and the widows, childrc Gus, mothers
or sisters OF those above mentioned who
nave slhcr Gled. are entitled to pensions.
Army and Navy PrnSions procured by
Oct ii, leG2. JONES Il EWING.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WILCOX & GIBBS
Sc W ING NJ ACHIN E
Price, with Hcmmer and Fe;lcr. $40.
The WILCOX GIBBS Sewing Machin. is
THE BEST MACHINE, WITHOUT REGARD to PRICE
for
Family Sewing,
Era;dlng,
IIemming,
FEELING,
Tuckipg,


II forms fat, even, and elastic seam,
which is warranted not to rip in wear, even il
the seam is CIT at frequent intervals, and asO
Endcr all circumstances ''to survive the
Wash-tub."
A patented device, of great utility to
learners, prevents the possibility Of The ma
chine being run in the wrong direction, Or
the balance-wheel wearing IL lady's dress.
Anothl feature which deserves particular
attention is the Willcp& Patent Needle,
which cannot be set wrung.
sit is emphsticdliy the good, low. priced
Family Sewing Machine that the public have
long been waiting ior. ''-Boaton Transcript.
sit is indeed wonderful production, and
for family use especially, no other will bean
any comparison with it.''-Phil. Evening
Journal.
"A mechanical wonder. ';-Scicntiac A.
merican.
"Among the best aud most seryiceable
Sewing Machines. Light and elegantly lin
ishcd, and so simple III its construction, that
it seems almost impossible for 1t to get OH,
Of repair. "-Pittshurg Chronicle.
elias combined 18th It's own peculiar ner.
its all the really valuable improvements Of
the higher priced machines. - Pennsyl Iva.
MAN.
..lhis machine, in the opinion of the COM
mittee, fills more nearly tie requirements OF
apeitect family machihc than any Oh exhibit
ticn. Franklin Institute Exhibition Report
Of 1858.
"Taklpg into consideration simplicity
Chcarness, durability, aud doing al! work,
the.con.nit!CG We're unanimously in favor u!
Wilcox Gibbs, rs a single thread machine
Penn. State Agricultural Society's Report.
'.We must, in Justice, express our c, Mi
dence in the merits OF the Wilcox & Gibbs
NJ H..
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These are the leading Cook Stoves Of the present
day--Comhinat ion. CoHtiI entail, Chiffon Complete
, and Wabash. All these stoves are warr,u,ri TO
give sat- siacuon, or no sale | am daily adding
10 my stock. Call and examine these stoves
I before you make purchase. / am determined to
please. LuWD W. STAPLES.
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JOHNS a. CR0SLEY'S
IMPROVED
Gutta Percha Cement Roofing.

TT is Fire ard Water Proof 1t can be applied
L to new and cid Roofs Of all kinds, steep Hat,
and to Single Roofs without removing the SHIN
giles.
This article has been thoroughly testel in New
York City, and all parts Of the United States.
Canada, West Indies and Central and South
Amer ca. on buildings of all kinds, such as Fac.
tories. Foundrcs. Churches, Rail Road Depots,
Cars, and on Public buildings generally Gov
ernmeut Buildings, &c by the principal Builders.
Architects and others. during toe past four years,
and has proved TO be the cheapest and most durn-
bic Roofing in use it is ia every respect Il Fire.
Water, Weather and Time Proof covering for
KoufS Of all kinds
This is the only material manufactured in the
United States which combines the very desirable
| properties of Elasticity and Durability which arc
universally ACKNOWLEDGED to be possessed by
Gutta Pcrcha and India Rubber.
The expense of applying it is trilfling, as nm
ordinary Roof can be covered and finished the
same day, and when finished forms II perfectly
| Fire Proof surface. with an elastic body, which
cannot be irjtLcl by Heat, Cold Storms
| shrinking OF Roof Doalds, nor any external
| action iutuyer
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CGRriFIuAraa OF CURES.

From eight 10 'werty Years standing with names
hh"Wt t" $tiENCE ANo FNNts
For Medic ! tDp,,r.cS OF Btt.lU. see Dispeu
Sdtoiy ri the tniiol States
see Professor DEW i.i.s' valuable works on the
Practice u( Physic.
zee rem sris AZ lo by the Late celebrated Dr.
PHlHijh, RHrwIcIpi.ia
see iouar"S male by Or. EpuN AN MD wv
ELI. cc rbrileI Physician. lai AIetubcr Of the
Royal t"lle5" Of Surgeons. trrl tnl, aul published
III ihe TRANSACTIONS Z. the htus AMI Queens
Joururl.
see Mslico. Crursfc: Rev ow. p4hli.hcl bv
hfAIANiN THANhiiS, Fellow 81 Tie Royal
Coes 0t ~, [sJuS.
most OF tne STANDARD Works on J. oiicns
EATEAcr Brcuu. 81 n0pf hot lie OF tx Tor IS 20
SALsArARtLI.A. ! 90 :. 90
Improved iuSE WnSH 30 . 80
Or half dozrn OF ca h for So a. which will he
sufficient to cure the most obstinate ca.cs, II
directions gre adhered to.
Ec''erel to any address securely packed FROM
o. scryItion.
10 icSciibe symptoms in all commanicatjons
Cures guaranteed Advice gratis.
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TO THE PUELEC,

The late addition Of mauafacturin. facilities as w.l
No operatives. 10 those already in usli"s tho follow
ing statement in reference to- this establishment.
Our mode ut operation viii bg Mt H times Of the mild
est character. carefully avoiding the inf.,on of the
slightest unnecessary pain: aHd will he adapted to the
age. constitution, health and nervous condition uf the
Iatitat. Thereby Offering the greatest Cncyurt.e
such de,ir"'is Of preserving tlcir teeth who
through fear alone permit their entire and premature
decay.
We viii continue to mount Teeth Cold Plate and fl!
the natural organs with tho finest gold ril vet,
employ other and cheaper articles which cou rrcui-
mend. Responsible part O allowed one mont trial
i'll ALI set, Ui teeth mounted hU.t.ig:D RaIEK-
iiut If not promptly PAID for at the end Of that time,
teeth will he demanded We prepared to iii teeth
with ARTIFICIAL bo'E, for ti"ae not wishing pay the
premium oil gold; the expense IF ljeseNing teein in
this way VIII be N.lc more than the cot Vi extracting
them.
We have very extensive facilities for manufacturing
Artificial Teetluui being confident " our ability To I'll
orders lu any extent. sglI uutl further p.;icc Is
gwen deduct the travelling expenses from the regular
charge If sPt and hall Of ia ordered by sgsus
from a distance.
We furnish duplicate scts of teeth for residents #
foreign countries; persons travelling aud others, ut
moderate rate" greut safeguard against accident.
We shall continue t. str3,iguu ch!liIens teeth FREE
Of charge
oar cice viii be open yisi.nra the first three weeks
in each month only the last week being devoted uclu-
slN"lS 10 manufacturing.
Once hours f.oin A. Nj to p. NJ. and from p NJ to
BEN.
Young men desiring instructions this egialnisl men,
will hc rqnred to oLii-ttc themselves rot 80 diyu.a
any OF the MJpus oPERt%DT, uut IN regular rgIrtice
Themselves. None viii DC admitted except those OF tie
very h"1t nI"chaHiGai abilities.
Visitors requested not IL ask to be shown into the
Laboratories. DIR! y. j. ElNG.
May {" 1868.
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Gas Consuming Cooking Stoves.

fsN'ESE Stoves have L hollow pij!lr OF such
u form that the aIr, entering through
h"lrS IN front OF the stove. must trui crSr
"iIr bur after another before it ->cay : !,t
HE buck fire plate. which is also dN iciro
INTO passages through which III air must
pass before it escapes through prr,outi"is
INTO the fuel, So that the latter is SUI ircicd
I" Nv" series of thoroughly heated air wl.jc
iHhd rn"ctuHlly I" CONSUME the gases mixed
With the product of combustion. The udvau.
taEes OF this arrangement j. the great econ
":ny in CONSUMPTION al fuel. and the th":ou2l Ii
"qnHIjzi@g Of the heat throughout til. oven.
The stoves are warranted TO give Satis.ac.
ton, and are offered at city prices for cash
L. W. STAPLES.
p. Wood can be used in the stove MS
fuel toe great advantage. [srlt t. 1NU2
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a GARD.
-. BROWN Jr. has added to his l,ree
IL STOCK OF GOODS Il nice assortment,
"i ncady Made Clothing for men ant boys,
to which the altenfipn of buyers is directed.
Having adopted The Cash Sys'rni in bny-
ing and selling, can Oder great achievements
Ia purchasers. L. BROW y, Jr.
oct Il, 1873.
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A + F | ID a VI 7 .

ID A V | T.
Person l'y appea;sl before me al Nl,rn IN OF
the city of Philadelphia, Il r. i.LuBof.a who,
being duly sworn. doth say his preparations ,ou-
tain no narcotic. 40 mere Try. n oIlec iniu.iSu,
drugs bat are purely We; stable
II I HEf.M3OLD
sworn ana subscribed before III, tals 81 day
OF No, "mhcr. Io5i. NSl p HUBBARD.
Alderman, Niuth street. aboy1 Race Phila
Address Letters Tor information in conf lenco,
H. I HLAM8uLD, Chemist.
Depot !0i South Tenth st., below Chestnut. rhis.
BEWARE or COENTERFEiVS
AND UNPKlNCIPLED DEALERS,
WI" eule,vor 10 dispose "OF rlEIt GWY'
and other rt.ceS on tho reputation at AIMED by
lleimbods Genuine PREPARATION.
" Extract BGchu,
90 SarSaprrills,
" Improved Hose Wa.b.
Sold By all Druggists everywhere.
.7Sh FOR 7Nlts NO OTTER
Cut cut the advertisement and send for it AND
AVOID IMPOSITION sud EIpoouhE.
fea y. lsaS--ly
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NEW MACKEREL.--Ncw Mackercl in
IN Barrels, Hair Barrel and Quarter Bar
rel. Susquchanna Herring, Eastpor Her.
ring, Scotch Herring. ior sale by
aug 81, 1865. LEWIS Il MARRETT.
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miscellaneous.

Important TO House Owners.
Important 10 Builders.
Important 10 Ra,lroad Companies.
Important 10 Farmers.
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Hc!llibT1ti's xsUSc WAIST.

And excellent l. ZION for Disc s,, Of Syphilit.
Mature. AMI as an ui,ctnm in Disc scs Of ,he,
Urinary nrsanS, arSju, irou habits uf d,,,pitl,a,
used IN connection win The Ex,rlcts Ba,Ataal
sar> Ipariia. in such iSet.e> as re.,..I.nr,i,,
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