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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17
CHARITY GREEN'S GIFTS
Christmas Story for the Young.
BY VIRGINIA u. TOWNSEND.

Double fold and only fifty cents a
yard.
1t was the cheapest piece o plaid
worsted ever laid my eyes on J ex-
claimed herself Miss Charity Green, the
old maid lailoress of Allantown, and she
unfolded the three dollar bank note which
she had received the day before for a
week and a hali's sewing at the Squire s
and smoothed the ragged corners, and
looked at it afectionately.
Six yards i make full dress, and |
must have it 10 wea: at cousin Nathan's 5,
and they've sent me their usual invita-
ton TO Christmas dinner | shall have
to pull tight, as I've only day and a
halt 10 cut and make ii in. I've set my
heart on a plaid dress all the fall, but |
couldn't raise the money till this week,
and it's lucky enough | came across just
the piece | wanted hsngin' in the win
dow, and The price in great figures on
the top.
To tell the plain truth, too, wasn'
a bit proud o. my old silk, specially
among cousin Nathan's dressy wife and
daug hters. I've had the silk seven years
and turued it twice, and washed il in
coffee and ale and cut ii over, but for all
that il looks gray and scant, and I'd be.
gun to get real shamed ont.
Il guess I'll step over and get the stuff
at once and run up the breadths this
evenin', as I've got all them button holes
on Joseph Blake's new coat TO make TO
morrow. and I've no time to let grass
grow under my foot"
With this audible conclusion Of her IN
tentions. Miss Charity Green rose up
and snutfed tho solitary tallow candle,
which was burning on the little round
cherry table, which had been her grand
mothers. She was n very poor woman
who lived by her needle, and rented the
middle room in widow Blake's small
one story house. She had thin, faded
face, with nothing pretty or attractive
about it. except when she smiled, and
then little children would be sure to for,
get all about the wrinkles and the home
illness, aud tangle the spools of thread
and play with the scissors, which always
hung round her neck, fastened with
black ribbon, and never dream OF stop
ring or being in the least alarmed by
her frequent. There, there, children
Dear me ! do believe little hands art
the busiest in the world Who eyel
did see I
Poor Miss Charity Green She wa,
that very sad spectacle, lonely, almos
friendless woman, without father, o.
mother, sister or brother, husband OIL
children in the world. Her life wa:
turning its face toward half century o
years her health, never vigorous, was
gradually falling her; and cold. lonely
old age rose up sometimes and appalled,
her with lis chill and gloom. She had
10 work early and late, for the roof thai
sheltered and the bread that nourished
her. Poor Miss Charity Green
But as she tied on her straw bonnol
that evening, there was quick knock
at the door, and the next moment lit.
lie brown curley head. with pair OF ca
ger bright eyes was thrust inside.
Come in, Johnnie what do you
want?' said Miss Charity Green. And
il you hsd heard her voice just then you
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17

Miss Charity Green wore her old black
silk dress to her cousin 5 Christmas din.
ner. 1t looked gray and shabby, it is
true but she would not have felt halt
SO happy in the richest velvet lhat ever
adorned the figure Of an empress.
And it is written and sealed up in the
story Of her life, and one day the old
maid shall read with eyes of glad wonder
the gracious and glorious words, which
Gods angels shall open before her in
their sittings Of dazzling and eternal
beauty, CHARITY GREENS CHRISTMAS
GIFTS.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17
T. FINNIGAN,
DILAZON ID. HOLDRIDGE.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
~ LAW Independence, Buchanan County,
Iowa. Office over the Store Of Freeman IL Main.
Will practice in the different Courts of this
State. and promptly and faithfully attend to
any business in any way pertaining to his pro
fcssion on reasonable terms.
REFERENCES Hon. Ira Harris, Albany, N
Y Hon. Francis Hyatt, Fenner, N. Y &. II.
Jerome. Esq, Iowa City J. c. Loomis, Inde-
pendenee
Arril 29th, 1862. f6-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17
n O.. AZ.

from the South, may as well brand him.
self both traitor and coward
" Hangman Foots " thinks he knows
how seryile and mean the northern de-
mocracy are, but he has certainly over
shot the mark this time.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17
l.. w. HART.

tSrTTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
xh Law, Independence, Buchanan Coun-
ty, Iowa.
Wiz give strict attention to all business en-
,i,rsistsd TO his care. Office in the Second Story
..oA ALIENS BLOCK. near the bridge.
tAny and all business pertaining in any way
TO Lands or land business, promptly attend
ed tc. (Nov26.ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17
CARTER HOUSE.

T Ohm L. WILCOX. formerly of the Amer
. q loan Hotel, having leased the above house.
would return his thanks to the public for the
J Liberal patronage formerly bestowed, and would
he hoppy to welcome oil his old friends at the
Carter House, Maine ST., Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Stages leave this house daily for the North,
South and West.
Cedar Falls, July 25. 1851
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17
w H. BARTON,
COUNTY JUDGE

COUNTY JUDGE-
I AW OFFICE, at the Court House, indie
IL pendence, Iowa.
Will attend to eonveyancing, take acknow
| Judgments of Deeds, and do all legal business
= entrusted to his care.
Jan. 81, 1861. IT,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17
J. s. WOODWARD.

.ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A 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,
Conyeyancing, DC.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17
JAMES JAMfsoS. A.
JAMESON & LEWIS,

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS At
"A Law and Notares Public, will practice
in the several Courts of this State, will give
strict attention to securing claims, making aud
forwarding collections, paying taxes, examin-
ing titles, and all other business entrusted to
them professionally. [3-2ltfl
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17

They are building steamboa, ior tho
Hudson river, to be called the Dictator.
which Viii be the largest river boat in
The world Il will b four hundred feet
IN length, aud will have three hundred
and fifty state rooms.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17
w. CHANDLER

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE
q over Keller & Burpee's Furniture Ware
Rooms Independence, Iowa
Feb 26. 1861.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17

Merry Chrstmas-merry Christmas,
Miss Green I! The voices, the bright,
eager, children's voices were outside the
door, and inside the room all in breath.
There was Johnnie with his drum, and
Ellen, whose blue eyes danced with JOY
over her tea set, and little faxen haired
Jane, who looked " cunning as witch" "
Miss Green averred, as she hugged up
in true mothelly fashion her precious
doll TO her heart.
Then such confusion Of voices and
running Of feet, drowned frequently in
the sound OF Johnnie drum, as went on
for the next hour in Miss Green's solila.
ry room.
Were goin' to play company this af-
ternoon,' said Ellen, and m goin' to
set out my tea set and
And I'm goin' to be mother broke
in the sweet child like voice oflitle Jane.
Aud | shall bring dolly and the canary
and act just like big woman goin' a
visitin'.'
And I'm goin' to be a soldier jest
come home from the wars, said Johnnie
and here he struck up Yankee Doodle"
on his drum 50 loud that Miss Green put
her hands TO her ears, exclaiming, ooh
children, for all the world What a
clash you do make y but her face was
full Of smiles all the time.
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MRS. III. M. DURHAM,

MRS. ii. M. DURHAM,
VXT0ULD ANNOUNCE TO THE LADIES
w Of Independence aud vicinity, that she
has 7ermansntly located her Millinery Rooms
One Door East Of Kings Hardware Store,
Where she. will at all times keep the
THE LATEST STYLES OF GOODS,
And perform all kinds of work pertaining to
business.
Independence. May I3, l6G2
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17

dily, with frequent CALCULATIONS Of won
der and sympathy.
Ugh how the wind does blow !!
said the old maid as she gathered hel
shawl closer about her head, and hasten
ed down the road 70 er home, while q
raw blast struck her in the face. The
night was full of The moan Of winds and
the anger Of black wintry clouds but
Charity Green did not mind this, for her
heart was full Of the last words Of Mrs.
u nlsan suso, bat You have rememUereu NE wru.
ow aud the faiherless, and be sure God
will remember it of YOU
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17

hands them children shan't go without a
merry Christmas
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-17

would have understood something Of the
secret of her being SO general favorite
with children.
Mother wants to know, Miss Green,
if you'll lend hera drawin' O. tea She I'll
pay you tomorrow
% she needn't be in the least bit O.
hurry about that are,' answered Miss
Green, as she took the little blue cup
from the boys hand. Do sit down,
Johnnie, and warm yourself BY the fire.
And The boy sat down in the great
armed chair, while the woman measured
the tea in the cover of her tin cani ler.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
RESTAURANTS.

HNuE PLEASANT RESTA URANr AND OYSTER SA.
lonn of Broaiw ny and Ninciecnth street The
under would resIectf uv inform the New
York that he has opened tho above establishment
superior regardless Of espense. where he
found all the chshes; Mea.. Poultry. Game Oys-
ter,. Ales Wines &c. .hai the msrkr affords hopn.
sftct attention business % merit the the
public THOMAS HARsHAvES
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DR GOspie.

DRy GOVi,s.
A , ~ eGhNp UIn sTHssT r'@%a so@asr OF Forsyth =.
iissy iisssS iss' Besss1 G'Sies cosxs 70 70
ns.isb sasss ossss,a SsiIsa os,ts os,ts y y
Ess aae Doesso aas "a ayer G,9a fro" S!o to S
OLIVER Mow-Bny
2OJ 0rsnd street
AN ERMTNE CAFE, MUFr AND CUFFS FOR SALE
~ The Cape "a ezra iirge sks al % o. he a9ss, rex r.
station @
RED ooMFonrADlrs
BED CoMFoRTABLEs.
Al JOHN HEATB's.
10 Csrnine street.
corner OF Iecckcr
coanerpsnes shee,nss ac all OF which offered l5
cent below prcsent prices
RLANKErs. BLANKETS BLANKETS
- rea cases o. Enghsh all soa
Alret,d,
CRYSTAL PALACE EMroEius.
x ROBERTS
RALMoRAL sKIRrs. BALMoRAL SKIRTS
STOCK oT RAIaoRAL SKIRTS
CRYSTAL PALAc. EnroaiGM. ''
W n ROBERTS
~ sLEGANr.. RCH AND cHEAr
DISPLAY on CLDAK4
EVER EXHIBITED
CRYSTAL PALACE ExrokiuM
n .RoBsRTs rrsrretor.
L,LUTIN0 FOR DRESS TRiMMINos pONE IN sU-
perior style under four inches,
above four cents bY the frrach Futng Company. 2l
Spr,ng street. between Vsrics s1d Hudson.
EREAr BAR0Aiss
u IN siEs AND
DRiAs GOODS
FOR THB HOLIDAYS
Pian, figured bsacs aai color-d
RES. EmPahss ulnr,is ~ ri.xibs a.,
IN GREAT VARIETY,
AT AUCTION PRICES
CRYSTAL. PALACE kMroRtUM.
w. R ROBERTS
SoLoAoS HART ,o.,
UPHOLSIERERs. PAPER HANGERS
AND INTERIOR DECORATORS.
"'' new sfYLEs LACs cuRrAINs
SATlka BROCATRLs,
COTELfNRs. BORDtRbD RkPs AND DELAfNES,
PfAkO AND TABLB CDvEHs. all cot,rs snd sues.
ALSO PLuSHEs hoQUEfrts. LAsriN0S
aud de p'iDn of
FURNlTURB COVERINGS
They would call the particular attenIon OF pare, tlrash
'N " STOCK oR THg ABOVE GOODS
which contains lsres assortment of
NEW AND bEAurirUL DESIGNS
SOLOMON HART.
80 Bsosi~sy
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
CLOTHING.

A TTENTIOS AT TuE CALIFORNIA AND wEsTERS
n Agency store. II. seventh ladies and g.uts
men have the pleasure q announce nghn that received
large orders from the ,bvs markets - purchase and
higher price IN cash thsn aoy other daisr flr cas,od
Clothing. Carpets. Furniture Ar We q tho
following prices silk dresses lv $50 ~ t2j
pants. IS 10 Sls wpnllen. muslin ball dresses
yon dsposc q your c,ston ehins g. cii adrcss H.
ROSESBERG, III Seyenib avenue. A.cind house abpys
Twenty fourth street Pleat be p,rtculsr in finding p
the number fbere you Will ~ honest 4
Ladies' attended by Mn. Rosenberg
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

TOR SAl.E-THE TENANT PROPERTY lls MULBER.
~ street iJ East Ninth 1874 and I33 East Fourth
street to Close several For particulars apply
jour McCLAVk. "a Pine street. -
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

EOH SALE-A THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP BRICK
Dwelling ou T.enty-eishth street, between n nth aud
Teuh avtnuca, finished with all the
fo the occupancy OF lsnily at low price Apply 10
JOHN MCCLAVE. 81 Pine street
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

yI'OR SALk-TliE LOT NO. i3O LEONARD STREET.
A wi'i front ind Houses 1t. For pr
apply tnJ AZ. GEMMEL, 10 Broadway room No T. from
Al A. NJ. I'LL T. NJ, n the premns
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

U'OB SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH. A GOOD THREE
Il STORY sud basement brown House in GOOD loca
tion be- ~ Thirty fourth street Sixth Price
$1,000 Mortgage s6,,l al per cent Also Lots lill
and ii5h streets s3,5 each Apply to f. A. LAWRENCE
No 81 Liberty street, room No. IL second loor.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

L'OR SAi.E-A THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP MOD.
etn huht bro"n stone 'front.' House IN Sec nd
near fticth street; pice $500 Also a
see nd ayenue. price Sg.DJ Apply to JOHN A. KENYON
S3 Mass street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
L'0R SALE OR EXCHANGE.
II The attention ol Capitalists seeking
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS

L'OR SAf.E OR EXCHANGE-FoR CITY PROPERTY
IN New York or Brooklyn, l20 OF superior Land
Long lssnd lying the Long Island Railroad and et
tending uorth to R)nkons Lake and afforG ng mos
b.autu bIldng upon border Apply To uoMEH
MOkNAk 80. Pine street
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

L'oR sALR-FouR LARGE AND SIX SMALL FARMS
II Planteli 10, IO5 30. 75 In, - g. 10 9, 8 u al
low prces CAL at ~ Fulton street, up stairs STEPHEN
VAIL. Pitinhed depot.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

~ usIrris HFt~ ~ ~ 10 srns ~ sgH
y - 80 rT fH.sH .He Hfaa'IfH fff.rsi>a
-. .sss.f-f -f.ap. is. ~ f.. r. raiu-fs s'iss
- s..astr. fs fft.'1 e.rH aestt 80 A. ~
ta..t.f gtfB go .assI'sG f-I e.as n ffst -
49,. .n - f" Fa.ef FtfN.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

A TTENTIUNI
"A For the cafrn Agency 5ilrr, isi Seventh avenue
by II HARRIS. 5JJ0Di received tp purchase csstof Co
ing for caforniis aud Western Laie- aud
uemen having iispDs. their -
long they will demand than what
able for them We guarantee 10 pay ilsn value
especially for good articles must thcn u AupUly
the markets "eiso guarantee % pay high poe Car.
pets Furniture, Je~ciry Damnnds a. Ladies and gca.
len"n. II IS worth attention a. the Csiforn
Agency store you will surely regrclr
with call address b. post H. HARRIS ~ ~-v~u Ia
avenue between rwcnty hrs Ant Twenty seat stree
Ladies wal ed upon by Mrs a. Harris
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

JI'OR sALE-A VERY CHOICE AND EXCELLENT
II fain OF eigbiy-hre acres a under high cultivation;
Que mite from hliiisiOne depot Dwelling and
IN complete ortcr Inquire OF WARREN HARDEN
BkHGI. ~ Wall street
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

E'oR sAIE-toRrY SIX LOTS ON EIGHTH AVENUE,
beweea Fdy hfst and riitysecond streets Broadway
ani Niuh Also two three story basement high
brpwu stJpc Houses In good neighbJrhood
lDlurc oi NJ. MOTT, foot OF West Fifyfourh street,
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

G1T PR koNTH 10 LFT a NEAr r1TTAgE
VI h"usf. IN Nfilsafsh rIltala
pptN q. sni eFnfF curreaenoe frfF .ssl sai IH.st
cars psss tse lpyf r.<.fsa tas s.eg - sssnf
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

II'OR SALE OK TO RENr--A VALUABLE FACTORY
Properly, with hrst class Dwelling sdJoiung In beau.
tfg location 10 this CITY. he whole built ty cays work
she most substantial manner The stories and
clear the main building Il i've
50 front a. feet deep the factory building two
stories hih the dive Ing tour stories high, u 'front.'
by - feet deep The Engne B0 er, sheng and Betting
se nearly OF the best maze. Address Factoy boz
Herald onncs
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

DfASpA ~ -FfN FfANy- NV AID kgCysu
] assi. ',f 80 q 80 tt fsY ai'ssa~s 49, Hsthss
J-seify sffss ~ IffII0 "a pu4s. fHfs Aiba Nese,
Tumntngs 80 Css. sf1a % cod. -. fsi ~ fss
JrfEH % 40
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

I'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR LOTS OR LUMBER
Il two Philadelphia bfick frunt Tenement But dngs aud
Lo but two years. aud always well rented. in East
IniIty hi street Second Address .C8
Herald olcr
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

INOR ShLE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE A FARM OF 20
u acre., near the White Pains depot. Good buildings
hne Land orchards well wooded and waered. VIII oe
sid low Apply to JOHN A. KENYON, S3 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

FARM OF % ACRES. IN MERCER COUNTY. NEAR
~ Prnoeton depot 10 good state OF oultiyaton with
two dweiings Also outbuidings nearly Price 5000
A Apply 20 \ X THOMAS, Newark n D., or to ii. MOUNT
Esg., Princeton N. j.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
DE- NIs>UtsS b.

Al DE v l. wars - 80 Rrii s'khUE OrFo
y krFrafi sffest --f~fa na1fs iyssffTt -
t..n i~.frt lsi.gR 60 fsst4 Nii~f
Faff o. 4f o. fHa.t Issa sttfaafrf fs.~
N.sY 4sa. j.. fsatt ~ ~s.na~. q So higs.~
ra4fstrf OIrf.a sns wsffsTtHi
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

L'oR SALE SIXTH AVENUE PROPERTY A LARGE
H dorbie Build ne. with for
tea pst cent the prize asked Apply DYE Il CUR.
1i~s. aOS s,sth avenue
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

fen street near Court Lots Is ieet inches by 100
Aee obes is9 by 3S eet Prize 81 500 Of
DANIEL MABTls foot OF Anity street at he lime yard
OF Spence Martin, address VIM. oIhies Nyack, y. y
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

vNASrkD-A sfFisilDh seALfkT Oas wHp
w srtsr - fa irfasus ftfn ffa-s
sac siy A8fr-ss ~ % 80 h.r1slT fss 9tf1
% sFCDsD HksD FfASDs sAsTKD-sHfT .si.g
- 10 a aY sirr A1y prfaf4 ssFlna a. e-ii
Dysu 20 fah rarr Is rts1 - ifr.s - @li4 pro- saf
o.. Iq't5a taa''eii sstiSa -. Ns~ q si-
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

A ITENrION-AT g:a SEVENTH AvENUR.-LADIKs
aud gentlemen, have the pleasure I, ann1u'oe "a
that have received arge New Or the
Wesein Tsrkc ami VIII pay higher pco ,nsa sny ssr
Laccs, Jcwelry Furs a. guarantee pay the loIgving
prcesSk Dresses 50 to St5 cos - 20 81. Pants ~
to 1ii Also wiollsn and muslin Dresses tipiks, ~haws
Bali Dresses &c respectfully nvtv you before Yoa is
po-e ~ caspn clothing cal address NJ MarkA
81 Seventh avenue Twe,ty stree where ru
be dealt with honesty Laies attended, - Mrs Mirks
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

lI'OR sALE-wiTH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
uosse mine fooinsl. two acres OF Land AID dne Or
-Asr1 wh,n short distance of depot Tarry town;
good rive view price - t0D. Apply TO s. EMERSON,
f2l Eighth avenue. New York.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
M USlCA u.

A suFEhs SEVEN oc,k'E hoNt.oop riAho
public suc'iDn tbi. dsy. Thursdsy at the DriysU
West ktr~~t between tifili sai
H1th twelve oc,kk Alss rsft,t haits vey r
ttfp.ts, Chsaisisrs Bt1ns-s, bpsca.s, fssss Orns
mrnts, MirgIfs ~ n Ay Brocsdo hni fAre Cuttsns t~
grre- CAan and nlug Hyom FBruiiprr rais prse@o
ttry wtthpIt rrg4rt - weather.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
4 nREAT pL lIKaf

n EHIII IIN N'Nfv NhItN
grs.s 4... .s .I.r.ff ..f.t a1 - 'f hfyf q
vrltsg safs.. 80. t...Irfs haastir Nf.sas Osi-
fa aas I. - rsf. HlHrfa.ft sIsnf sai
To- f.s1 rf Ntrt.rl rf.f 80 -'If'fl tsff@ss os-s
20 tstf st 20 sni II F~Sa
I.HF afIHa. ..'H ~H4Hfl
..a.st. N t.rf a4f o. tet' n-.h p
b. r.. faI. r.f.f .ftH 4Htfrrteef.
p HIff u+ ~ $ tafeaf. H.sf a ai.f.H Efsst
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Arrivals mud Departures.

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Capt stewart family Capt " Ma,rofr, y, Lieut.
Raymond Li.ut ioourich ieug sullivan surgeon >
Lent Ctts.y. w frnoa a >cttI n n EghrIt u
sNs Hrtnnun, Renne'', = Utter. - hsNb. Y y
manAHd q ~ thr sirrfsge snd patora fress ofcera
Nav oRis.r.-s,ssm.hip smtrica.- lssissnt Surgeons
Stanton and h u Uni ed states vo an'eers-And
10 in The sFsrasc
Cusatssvo~ BsN-S'ramship Asco-ol Hsilcreii VI, ,or
Zis tvN II stotaard JnWed siaes Surgeon
Perphr~ser Surgou Bensl. nr rhsycr Nf SscKri.fer
sprssess rortsr Hunlhfes Tidde Bradfora. Green,
Lynea, Holpes Delsno smith q 9 Coleman. q n
SmuA ssih Robinson. Conas,gck, u Miller, y w I'm
mons fsltr q Davis aiss y Johnson Nrs scsgl Loa'
. A',r s-Aw Gr.eh,.ss shspsins ssymorr Frspc,.;
lieut. or.n.o, Q Rictt.r, Ns,s6sn q Rscs Il met 2 y
Eva. eIS.S So ss ssss ss'e caSa,S b,y:
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srA.r. d na'uen a Ne~itpi, " vsn ~ weru - "
p-s 2e prts't Nut4,sn Il copk Go Is ops " 0'tei sbd
rorf H.rt4-S'rauisitp cnusuupor-w " Trrson. A
I,NN rrr~ \ ri itfesdGe. y " Johnson i'lrlrh v
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The New York herald., 1863-09-30

FROM the lAhHoh fHsl, sept 10
The of the Florida are now ~ iiyerpool They
re ninety I've IN number, and are nearly a IN 81
great desiuon The paragraphs IN the pro Confederate
papors. stating that immense sums wages pri,e
money were paid 10 them we're labr,atons Many
~ the lrishinensi tne athletic fellows fuil
of determination. They we're originally taken from
the Confederate army and, according 10 tn.ir state
menis pressed on board On thar arrival Al Brcst
asked TO- wages, for during eighteen months thay
received olT ten dollars each there money
iothc ming, aud beng 10 neut port thev bold
!, their demands. Captain Mat they then charged
them WITH muny put some Of them 10 IRONS but ultimate
~ discharged them AL iofe dischareing them he gave
zach an ackncwsefgnfn nj tor varying from 800 10
ITO. The 0tdT vas signed by Paymaster Davis and
Commander Will. Ihis money they TO We
rom Messrs Fraser TO- liverpool. md they &C
companied by an officer. WHO paid their passage. on
arriving AZ riverpob Ne.ss. Fraser Co rapudated the
claim lhe oicef who accompanied them had letter
snpian bullock but hae oeen unable TO the captain
lhe men are IN great distress, and iul of anger
with every pariy ncerned They threaten % 80
RACK 70 bfesi aud burn thc Florida They ad better