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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-16
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Attention Soldiers. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-16
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SNZ0< r'gr'efor Of Stomach ssi,te,s, Hlooa
3N/Hv nrhqr, blosd fisis, Cssawra m
INV see4ish orsseies. Nnautsetor,
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s ~. COOK, Chicago, Ge.i Agent
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01
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In pursuance Of call. meeting vas held at DR..
Wardea Hail on the evening Of the 26ta inst, to
consider In relation to the. erection of Seminary.
The meeting organized by eiecting Mayor
Gcssage, President ana J Williamson Secretary.
Rev, J. NJ. Nc Eroy ST aed the object of the meet
ing. as follows: 80 s.
F,ss--Is Seminary necessary 70 meet the pres
ens aai prospective wants ottha .,sa ali coua-
try. Etras
Secoaf-Is 10 practicable to concentrate public
attention on the Public School 50 as to make 1t all
that Is desirabis as means Of educating .he youth
OF t he place? srt ntz
Tatrd-ro consider the plan Of build ng, the
best methods ofraising the means necessary fer its
erection, &c. tsa lafI
After discussing the several subjects, the follow
Ing resolutions were unani nimonsly adopted.
1st THAI in the judgtn mt of this ting, a per-
msnent High School, or Seminary, is necessary to
meet the wants Of the town and surrounding coun.
try.
"a. That thismeetins re;onnen1 the carrying
out the plan combining Church and seminary in the
same building and that cordial invite the Co.
operation Of all friends Of education In town and
country in making the enterprise successful. s
Sd That the proceediuys Of Is me- citing be furn-
shed tn, city papers for piocation.
WILLIAMSON, sec'y.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

General Rosccrans j. fortified at Cha tia
nooga, Occupying aposition from which be
Cannot be oislod gei.s His army is initine
spirits, and anxious TO be again led against
the enemy. RsinforcementS.. in large num-
bers, are reaching hin. The xnxiety in re-
gard u Generai Burnsiie's safety, has meas
urab,y ceased 10 he felt. se8.
The army OF the Potomac are doing some
thing in the way of an advance towards
Richmond, confined. howe ,er, mostly to the
cavalry arm Of that arms. epss
Accounts as to the rebel force in Rich
mond are conflicting. The better opinion
seems to he that large portion has gone
South. Longstreet's and Hills corps GER
,ain,s have. s.
Adeli-i,tful state Of things exists in Mis-.
souri, Returned Rebel soldiers and baalssl
men arc beng armed. and aie carrying on a
war pfexterpiaation against Union men,
disarmi;.g them, driving The away, &cs A
large delegation are IN. Washington to en-
deavor 10 get Gen Sclrlfie'd rsnosed and
new ptlicy loped a. s@l%
ASyeciai q the Htsssye says: "Iowa,
bowevcr, vii escape hat the draft and the
necssl:p of volantresing. ss she has fur
nisheG acc,rlin. to Alj't Gen. Bakers esti
mate, an. excess az. 70 the. lst OF last June,
Of over iamteen thousand men. over all calls
for volunteers The Quota Of the State un.
dor the draft, would b. about thirteen thou
ssnd, still leaving few hundred in excess,
if so, to this viii be added the troops in
Camps Roberts and Mcclellan. at Daven-
port, and othtr parts of the State, which
have not vet heen credited. there viii be m
excess sf ahoht 5,0op.asef all calls fof yolnn
teeas ant the first dra@"
Rapos, SAYS Kansas viii be- creatrd a DO.
pirtmea,. md Maj, Gen. Curtis appointed
to the cpmpand Gea. Pope, Gen. Hunter,
and Gauaral Rlifiar Savsr.ll llss sa.sa 81
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

The BAggEr Houss.-Petsons visiting
Burlington, will And this old and popular
IIo ell in just the righ kind OF h ands to make
it the pleasantest stopping place in the west
Messrs Cooper and Long the experianced
and emerge tic landlords, have taken hold of
1t. snd have already restored those attrac-
tons which in former days made the House
one Of the plcasantest homes for the trave'.
er in the Country We advise all the nu.
morous old friends Of the Blrret to try it
We refer to the card Of TIE muse elsewhere
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Remember the Grand Union Rally at ottumwa, on
Tucsda thc 9th day Of October. - g

A sisorLSR RuSawAY.-The most eccentric run
away we have lltely heard of, came of on Monday.
team on Market street, hnding them selves u n.
hitched. and fancyias bit of race, started with
the wagon to which they were attached thunder
Ing pace up that street. turnirg short corner into
Fourth street. in the direction of Court street-
Soon changing their puspose, however, they dashed
into the alley in the rear OF weys residence and
making remarkably good time towards Raemer's
residence, through which the excited spectators
thought they we're bound to go, but instead they
turne the shortest kind Of and back again
Into Market street. From Market they dashs ed Into
the hay scale iuclosure, making directly for Dr..
Wiiiianiscns Office, over the Scale pattern, an
tearing down fence in their way. Missing the Dr's
of;e few in ehes, they rushed into Second ee.
and crossing that street, finally put up a:
Abrams Dresser's Livery Stable The wagon was
deposited In various spots along the route
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01
EOwa AssOciatioM az Washing
ton.


The citizons OF Iowa, temporlaly resi-
ding at til. National Capital. hare effected
an organization among themselves for r,he
purpose of ,'Ccrre pondence. conference
and associated action with the Loyal and
Union organizations Of the State Of Iowa,
and other States, with view of diffu>ing
usefal, correct and inpo RANT information,
and documents tending to promote the
welfare Of our State aud os the, United
States"
This orgae ization is known as the 'slewA
ASSOCIATION" and, wi,ira proper concert OF
action and freedom OF intercourse existing
betweenit it and the Baion ossanizeatioaS and
people OF the State, nay bsth. ,neans oi
accomplishing much gnod. at the election
Of ofsotiicers. on the evening OF the ! 9th lust.
,ne Hon. StevenJ w. Taber. Of Buchanan
county. was elected President n. McCrea.
of Lee, Vice President WIN. Reynolds. Jr.,
Of johnson. Recor ding Secretary; Il. H..
Talbot. of Madison, Corresponding Secreta
ry and G. p. Snead, Of Bremen, Treasurer.
The Association will continue in being at
least until the appro, ching Presidential eie c.
ton and solic,ts the cooperation Of Re.
pub lican and Union organ,zations, commit
tees, and individuals everywhere. and s>pec-
tally in Iowa. All correspondence should
be addressed tothe Corresponding Secretary.
Papers through the State. friendly To the
Umo9 and its perpetuation. are requested
10 publish this notice.
Dy order of the Association.
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Letter from Hon. j. II. G,..a,As
N. C. from tho 4th Di>i.ief !.
IOWA, 70 a soldier.
GRrNNELL, Iowa, Sept.

GRINNELL, Iowa, Sept. . lssti
My DEAR SIR Letters from oar ctl4
soldiers # the Woss, are alwars ,y.c :
and. please accept my thanks for yonr>
La answer to your questions as I, :.
soldiers voting, and the way General IL .
nomination takes in Iowa." win say
Real Union men hold ,ha, it is rir.,
proper for our soldiers to vote. and
Union newspaper in the State takes 81
warmly in your favor. On the cor
since tho soldiers voted last fail. every.
ocratic newspaper in the State takes
against your voting
ONeill Of the Dubuque District.
was defeated for District Attornev tY
soldiers vote, denounces you with
bitterness, and carries his case up to
Supreme Court
Martin, of this Congressional d
whosveted for the State law which en
soldiers to vote, and whom I beat by
l4O0 majority, now contests my seat Or
ground that you had no right 10 vote.
that 1000 m'nors, and 800 other solo
not entitled to vote, cid vote for me.
charged this rs a wanton libel, and delna
ed he proof, for your sake as wei =.
my own. These facts viii answer your &. ..
question.
As 10 the way General Tlttlo's neuina
ton takes, l viii only say hive vi~rrg
many committees Of hate, and have not = -, !
sick. wounded, or furloughed soldier that
viii vote for Tuttle The following ger. /.
nenr== who, | shinlS, never voted . Republic,
tickst, bat were always Democrats, will >,
for Colonel Stone am assured OF tn..
either by letter, or from their own lips.
aojor General Hsrron; Brigadier. Gene
NJ. VI Crocker, Colonel Bussey. of the :,
cavalry; Col. Williamson of the 4,h
fantry, Ex-Gov. Baker, and now adip.a,
General; Hon G. @. Cole, for many
perhaps the ablest Democrat in the Sta
Colonel Dorr, 9Th cavalry Major Heat.
7th cavalry. 7 could extend the list.
Not woro IS SAID against he militia
character of Gen Tut,le, but his compan,
on the ticket are not regarded as loyal TN
platform is detestabIe and the aim of IT,
leaders Of the democracy is to keep you
| broken ranks from, being filed.
An expression jnst made by the soldi"'
| Of tho ID and 7th Iowa regiments indica,,
what tire army vote will be. defeating TUT,
think 90, 900 votes, and a just verdict ir
! a man who will run on the ticket with Dun
| comhe for vice Governor. and who conscri
| to be the candidate OF party that denies !,
! our brave men in arms aud far from th.i'
homes in defence of their country the ii.;h
| of voting.
| donot care how public you make the,
facts. Very truly yours,
j. B. GRESHTLL.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

SPscrHsS FOR THE ASrIoU SocIErY Capt.
E. 8. Davis Of this city, found in the Des Moines
River the other day. Interesting specimen ev-
identity part Of one of those gigsnsic animals that
inhabited this region In former aud distant age IL
is tooth from the under jaw, weighing Ave pounds
aud measuring l9jS inches In circumference. The
prongs, Of which there six or eight, are broken
of, the portions remaining being some Ave inches
long. Entire they must have been at least foot
long, The tooth is much worn Indicating great age.
Remember the frand Union Rally at ot.umwa on
Tuesday, the 9Th day OF October. a.
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RARRETTHOUSE. (
- IOWA
HOOPER s. LONG. PRoPRIgToRs.

THE Subscribers having leased the above named
house, are making extensive aiterations and I'm
pro veme ns, such WIN place the house second -
no ne In the ennntry. tits the only FIRST CLASS
Ho'el In Burlington, Is pleas antiy located In th-
Of the business part of the city, and Is only
two blocks from the Bariington Missouri. and Z.
ID a O. u. n. Its rocrrs aud table nnsurpasssd
hy anv Hotel west ~ New York. There Is connected
with the house a fine Bar aud billiard Room where
the finest brands OF Wines, Liquors and Cigu and
Liii's Celebrated Premium Ales he found. There
is also god Barber Shop aud Bath Rooms attach
ell. Passengers arriving in town. either by bost or
cars, will and omnibusses aud Baggage Wagon to
carry themselves ani baggage 70 the House free Of
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

TRr IT BY ALL Means III any of our
readers have been troubled to make light
and uniform, buiscuit, it is more ttr,n prsbio
they do not nse DeLand Co.'s Chemjctsl
Saleratas That is pure articel. not det-
rimental TO health aud sure in its effec:s-
Try il by al means asa s.ils.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

The RAILROAD ExccasIok.- .-Dont e orget the Rail-
road Excursion to Keokuk on Thurs day, for the
Benefit the Baptist Church OF this place. Every
thing will be done by the Con mittes and the gentle
manly officers Of the Railroad Company, to make the
trip agreeable and pleasant. These excursions
have been made pleasant aud profitable In siste
stateof Illinois, and we no reason why they
should not be successful here.
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,Uni0u Meetings.

Upian mae'inrs viii ne hel A. the follow
ipg times apd pieces. ard VII be addressed
by f Fl Stiles Peter KnoX Thomas Big
hsm. NJ. j Ayi'li,ms ,ni " hers. LIT there
he > geners' tn, rntpf The reon'e Of the
re ,peeiise s:eieisie VIE. 1a -csard tn mare par
" and haga the rfnf'ns sues fully aud
fairly ,iiscIssnA Come ape coma al,
Pom fsahf1 Fridsy o. 81, at / o'cleck
Qrmauy5is Fridavi90ct 2d. att o clock
hlskeSh"rc Sa'ur'ay, Oct, Sd, at /
o'cloci n m
e lChi'iico,hr. Wednesday Oct 7th at l
o'clock n NJ
Eddyville Thursday, Oct sth. O'clock
Ouumwa Saturday Oct 10, a. pm,
Tie Union men in vicinity of the above
named places, will make all suitable arrange
mants for holding The same, and 10 secure a
good attendance. 3al
Ottnmwa Sept 18th, 1868
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Boots &Shoes
A Splendid Assortment Of E-s5t

EyaLYyH FRENCH CLOTHS. DOE
SRrNS PLAIN sS FANCY CdSSrNERS,
UNION CASS.. d FINE S4 T.EETS
styles on short notice, ~arrantins satisfaction
every case.
-s.s. Z. Css tSrV ", who has charge OF this
Depactnen; " an EXPERIENCED CUTrER, direct
from of tae hes: houses East, and nov hater
our selves that we have placed before the people
one OF the most thorough and complete stocks of
Men an BOYS wear in the State. All tell you that
they sell the cheapest We will oaiY say, call Snd
the goods, hear the prices and judge for your
selves. Blae Cloth aud CassinIers for onice-s uni
form, always oa hand.
ca s7-ieo f.. w BETS
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Gold, the past week, has been as high as

Gold, the past week, has been as high as
La. i a
The British Government has finally for.
bid the departure oftwo Of the iron clads
building there for the rebels.
The Florida is still at Brest. France, un.
Ger attachment of parties for private debts.
The crew were cheated out Of. their pay.
cent with orders or the Confederate Agent
at Liverpool, who repudiated them They
were considerably excited at lat accounts
Remember The Grand Union z ally at OttumKa ON
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

Is that mother bending e'er me,
As she sang my cradle hymn
Kneeling there In tears before nv,
Say : my sight Is growing din.
Comes she from the old home ioa r,
Out anon 8 the Northern hiil.,
To her pet boy, dying slowly
or wars battle wounds and lis.
Mother ! oh we bravely battlcI
Battled till the day was dom.
While the leaden hail storm ratj, =
Man to man and gun to gun.
But we failed-and I am dying
Dying In my boyhood's years
There--no weeping-self-dsnyir, 1,
i. Noble dea tbs dem and no tear
Fold your a! ms again around me
Press again my aching head
Sing the lullaby you sang me
Kiss me- mother. ere I'm dead.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

Mode cf Medical Treatment. so SUCCESSFULLY 7
PRACTICEDof late In France, Spain and America.
He has bcen engaged several years In travelling and
SUCCESSFULLY TREATING people who hnger under lid
Chronic Complaints. Heaot only ascertsins She ma
ture Of disease sormery racticed by physicians,
but passes aud discovers the cause, however intc-
ate the may be.
FE&4-s COMPLAINTS, In all their
forms treat ed carefully aud eonndentiaIly.
AGCE. x ZEN 1tR win be psrtsctiy cur
cd for 2o1 Medicine for the same, leh and sold on
commission for $500. sGA
Those living at distance and unable to visit him,
can be treated by sending him clear vial full OF
their morning uriGe, from which the disease WIN be
ascertained
He win he at Ottumwa from the eth Of December
the 9th Of Decemb err 1865. Cah eatly for he
not delay. DIR. n. X. WEIR.
RgsIpEEcg-Toedo,rs ,rsma county. Iowa. dec Is.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

i6.s47 letters were mailed a. the otiumwa Pos..o'
fee the past quarter. .tE il
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-01

We must crave the indulgence Of orr rea ders FOL
the space occupied by the Tax List. 1t win b
omplete next week. ,1
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60 On NEW s,

Iwish to make 1t known to the public that have
engaged the services of an accomplished eastern
Photographers, who will t.ke the
IA TEST STILES OF PHOTOGRAPHS
which are 80 much admired. I all upon all those
that wish to have their Photographic Albums orna.
mented with dne Photographs TO give US a call.
also wish 10 snn"unce to the people. and espec-
ial'y to MY old cus,oers. that have with
sll hapds. and have resumed the
AAlBRcriPE = USTNESS
myself and expect to do Justice TO all who wish to
caH u .on me for picture. Doa't forget the place
at II, NUNAMAKEEs JEWELRY STORE
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Educa.ionala

Remember the Grand Union r ally at ottumwa,
Tuesday, The 9th day Of October. fe
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27
= III LEAZER.

Umatilla, Front Street, two doors above Wood :.
AiERS il Stoves and Tin-ware. Orders
IL fTen tie interior flied at short notice.
Keep eonssaasy oh hand sal binds of Cooking
and Box-ssares and SIT kinds Of cooking fitensiis
& Sept. 29th, l6gS.--la
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-In Probate
Court. In the matter Of the Estate Of William
Williams, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given, by the undersigned,
IN administrator of the above named estate
to The creditors of said estate and all persons hay
ing claims against said deceased ia exhibit the
same with the NECESSARY vouchers within one year
from this date to me, at Bannock City, in Boise
county, and Ichho Territory
w. +. BEATTY, Admr.
October End, ] 863. Eva
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

4DoN'r LIKE Us.-NeYer make use of
an honest Woman's name in an improper
place, at an improper time, or IN mixed
company, Never make assertions about
her that you think untrue4-allusions
that Jon feel she herself would blush to
hear. When .gou meet with men who
do not seruple TO make use of a woman's
name in d reckless manner, shun them,
ior they are the very worst members of
the community-4menlostto every sense
of honor, every feeling Of humanity,
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

Books" ssYs Bacon can never
teach The use of bcoksp The student
must learn by commeree With mahkind
aud reduce his speeulatioas 70 practice,
10 accommodate his knowledge to the
purposes Of life.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

Pie truth Of many mazins of age,
8 too little pleasure to be allowed
Il is felt, and the miseries of life
Increased beyond all human
andaralsce, if we were to cutter
th the same opinions we
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27

a young man, rather Ferdant, and
very sentimental, while making himself
Interesting to young lady, The other
evening BY quoting from the poets, to
tbe other choice and rare extracts, he
addea
7'hore IS 30 place like homea
30 you really think SO 2 said the
ycung lady,
Co ges was The reply.
!" Then aid calico, Why don't you
stay there z
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-10-27
J. A. DAWSON


NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons hav-
IN ing claims agrinst the estate Of John H.
Williams, deceased, late of Bannock City, Boise
county, Idaho Territory, are required to present
the same with the necessary vouchers for allows
ance to the undersigned administrator Of said
estate at the Idaho Saloon in said city within one
year from the date hereof. D. T Connolly, admir-
Bannock city, BoiseGO 1T, lstg 1868. 2w4
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-17


for generations TO come, source OF In
creasing pride and pleasure to those who
shall be privileged to live here on the
banks Of the ripping Wapsipinicon. II
is not strange, it is well, that those who
have friends resting in our present buri-
al grounds, should feel deep interest
in removing the stigma that rests on SO
dreary and desoIate looking aplaoe. But
if the above suggestions are correct, is il
not better, far better, to direct all our
energies in obtaining a new one ade
quate TO the wants of the future +; and
then, by removals, as has been done
wherever rural ones have been fitted up,
unite in our efforts to make the place
such as it should be.
If the above thoughts. crudely thrown
together, should appear of sufficient i'm
portance TO fluid place in your columns
| may, in another number, divert the at
tention TO q way in which it appears tc
me the object named, might he accom-
plished. G. D.
November l4h, 1868.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-17
War News.

The War news is of but little import.
ance this week, MEADEs victory over
the Rebels on the Rappahannock resulted
in the capture Of four guns, eight battle
flags, aud about 200 prisoners.
Gen. JOE HooKER's operation in Look
out Valley, resulting in the opening OF the
Tennessee River TO Gen. THOMAS as a
means Of supply, IS on all hands &C
knowledged to havebeen most admirably
planned Vancouver, and oae that is Of
incalculabe benefit 10 the army Of the
Cumberland. The Rebels acknowledge
that it renders THOMAS position secure,
and makes useless all the advantages
they had gained By the battle of Chick
amauga.
Gen. BAEKs has taken Brownsville, at
the mouth OF the Rio Grande.
The bombardment Of Fort Sumter
still goes on, but the prospect Of reduc
ton does not seem TO be speedy one.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-17

SIfERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of an Execution issued out of
ID and under the Seal of the District Court
Of Buchanan County, Iowa. in favor of Fay d
Co., and against the lands and tenements of
Orrin b. Ingalls, and Charlotte Smith, the fol.
lowing described mortgaged property. viz
The East half of the Northeast quarter, and
the North west u Of the Northeast quarter of
Section Thirty three, in Township Ninety,
Range Seven. west also the Southwest of
the Northeast quarter of Section Thirty three.
in Township Ninety, Range Seven also, the
Northwest a OF the Southeast quarter of Sec
iion Nineteen. in Township Eighty eight,
Range Nine also, the North half of the North
east quarter, and the Northeast "a of the North
west quarter OF Section Thirty three, in Town
ship Eighty eight, Range Nine, in Buchanan
County, Iowa
Which property, as above described, | will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, ut the door OF
the Sheriff 3 Office. in the village of Indepen-
dence. on Saturday, the 18th day of December.
A. D. 1863. at Two clock, l.. M. of said day. to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said execution
and costs.
JOHN M. WESTFALL, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Independence. Iowal
November 10th, 1863. A.4w