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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
LOW AS THELOWEST.
Foreclosure OF ChatteI Mortgage.

NOTICE is hereby given, that / have. by
~ virtue of chatlel mortgage. executed
on the 9th day Of December 1851, by Grin A
Roberts to Richard Campbell taken possession
OF seventeen cows, which said cows are leased
to VIM. Ii. d A. Stanley. Said mortgage Civ
en- 70 secure the payment OF promissoly note
executed by ID. w Gould for three hundred
aand hve dollars, December 9th, 1861, and due
IN one year with interest at ten per cent, 10
Richard Campbell. The above described mort
gagged properly will be sold to the highest bid.
der for cash, TO satisfy the amount due on said
note and mortgage. at the farm now occupied
by said VIM. h 4 A Stanley. in Buffalo
Township, Buchanan County, Iowa. on the
18th day Of January, 1863. at one O'Clock T.
NJ :, subject TO n lien on said cows. held by
said Stanleys.
J. NJ. NESTFALL SmRuF.
Dee. 10th, leG2. tio ~
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
There are two classes of persons, who,

There are two classes of persons, who,
although they may have no other charac-
teristic in common than than that of
public teachers, too often receive the
same. shabby treatment. We refer to
preachers and publishers. The commu
nifty divides itself off into religious sects,
and each sect insists upon having an
organ in the person of a minister. They
induce one to locate himself with them,
and hold out good pecuniary induce
ments. He comes, spends his little
means TO get located and gets interested
in his charge. But the first years eff
tort at remuneration proves only spas
modic. The next years salary is not
paid, the minister is pinched and cramp-
ed, is forced to extend his labors to,
and divide his time with, other little COM
munilies in the country, in the hopes of
getting pay sufficient to keep his family
comfortable. He finds it difficult to get
the proper books for study, or TO find
the requisite time to devote to his SER
mons to give them freshness and finish.
His physical labors clog his mental
efforts, he gets depressed, loses his am
btion, and ends IN depreciation and in
feriority.
A good mind is shriveled for want of
mental pabulum, good mans useful
ness is destroyed, and the church loses,
not gains. All this might have been
avoided by discarding sectarian spirit,
and by a union and concentration Of
effort. The community was able to we'll
pay one minister. A union OF effort
could have commanded the services of a
man of talent. His pay would have
beer sufficient TO provide him the neces-
sary means for study and for information,
and the people would be weekly enrich
ed by discourses ripe with study and
effort, and the church made attractive,
thrifty, vigorous.
And SO with the country press. A
community that might we'll support one
journal, divides its patronage among two
or three, crlpplipg all, and driving them
into a miserable inferiority. Without
the sustenence of active and healthy
life, they are yet coaxed into being, and
linger along, sickly useless existence.
Men of good ability either refuse to
serve in the ungracious position, or serv-
ing soon break down under the supern-
cumbent weight of physical and mental
labor, and become careless or incapacitat-
ed. The paper is mere caricature of
healthy journal, and benefits the COM
munity nothing. 1t is thus that the
prejudice of sect and OF party recoils up
on those who are imbued with it. When
men come TO have sounder view of
their own interests, these things will not
be. When they come to demand only
that ministers and journalists shall be
strong and able in the cause of God and
humanity, Of justice and liberty, and
not so much whether they recognize
this or that sectarian OF party name, then
will they find sn increased service in the
pulpit and the press, and fortunate day
VIII It be for ministers and editors.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
% led.
~

In Quasqueton, on Friday, Dee 2fth, of
Diptherea, CARRIE, daughter of ALoNzo L.
and ANNA SHuRrLEFF, aged | year aud IL
months.
The little hands lay lstless, cold, and white;
Her slumber was so still and deep,
We knew she would not wake that night
That brighter scenes had opened to her sight.
She has left us, but oftimes beside our hearth
Will sat, a little angel, with golden hair,
And folded wings, whose home is not Of earth !;
At least ace ,cW seem to sec her there,
Within that vacant, softly cushioned chair"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
Business Change.

LIE There has been a change in Il e
business firm of FREEMAN & Co. Mr.
FREEMAN retires, and his place is assum
ed by Mr.. w. II. GAIGE, who, as sales
man for KNsLEY, has made himself popu
lar with our trading community. The
new firm, composed of such excellent
men as Messrs. HoLDRrpcE g. GAGE,
should meet with hearty encoura cement
We regret to lose Mr.. FREEMAN, who, we
understand, goes to Chicago
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06

The 9th.
IY~ Gen. STEELE's Division occupied
the right of Gen. SHERMAN's line of ad-
vance upon Vicksburg, and was in the
thickest of the fight. The 9th Iowa was
in that Division, and we fear that some
of the noble fellows of company G have
gone down upon the battle field. We
hope to get some account Of the killed
and wounded before gong to press.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
Federal Taxes.

ES- The Federal tax collector for this
(3d) Congressional District. estimates
the amount of revenue at $4,000, of
which so, 900 is for licenses, and 40
600 for tax on manufactures. Of this
Buchanan County will furnish only
about $4,000.
The Deputy Collector, Mr.. john II.
CAMPBELL, has word TO say to those
interested, in to days paper.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
SliEIsIFl''S SALE.

pI VIRTUE OF an Execution issued
I'D out Of and under the Seal of the District
Court of Buchanan County, Iowa. in favor Of
Cornelius Hedges, and against the lands
and tenements, OF George Harter | have lev.
led upon the following described mortgnecd
property viz
a parcel Of land bounded by line common
eng at the Northeast corner OF the Northwest
quarter of Section Thirty-fou Township
Eighty nine, north Of Range Nine, west. in
said county, thence running south fifty rods,
thence west thirty rods, thence north twenty
four rods, thence west fifty rods, thence south
twcnty-four rods, thence cast fifty rods. con.
tanning seven aud one half acres
Which property, as above described. | will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door Of
the Shertf's Office, in the village Of lndepen-
denee, on Wednesday, the 18th day of January.
a. ~ 1868 at Two o'clock, T. NJ If said day.
to the highest bidder. to satisfy said Exceu-
tion and costs
JOHN NJ WESTFALL. SnrRirr.
Sheriff's Office, independence. lowal
December 10. le62 SS.lw
j. 5. Woodward, Atty for PlT.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
Agricultural Society.

Eg- Esquire HART, Secretary of the
Agricultural Society, desires us to say
that the Society is now prepared to pay
the Premiums awarded at the last Annu-
al Fair. Those interested will please
take notice.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
Cold.

E Yesterday morning the thermom-
eter stood at 81 degrees above zero, and
this morning at degrees below,
making difference of 80 degrees in the
"a hours. We have slight snow on
the ground, which fell yesterday, and
the appearances of things TO day is de-
cidedly wintry.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
Revenue Stamps.

RE- DR.. BREWER informs us that he
has sent for supply of Revenue Stamps
of such kinds as will be useful here
Those who are in need Of stamps for
Deeds, Mortgages, Checks, or other wri-
tings, can procure them by calling at
the Court House.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
The Game Law.

The Game Law.
re- The Civilian is mistaken if it
meant to say that the time for shooting
Game expired last Monday. By an act
of the last Legislature the time is extend
led to Feb. 1st.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
Notice.

Notice.
Gg~ If any one has picture Of MAR
Gus THOMPSON, deceased, they will con-
fer a great obligation upon his parents
by leaving it at the Gallery in this place
to be copied.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
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, 1863-01-06
Board of Supervisors.

Eg- The first session of the new board
of Supervisors commenced yesterday
The Board is composed Of the following
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
corn STARCH. S4Go. T4PI0C1

Oatmeal, Pearl Barley. Chocolate, Extracts
for Cooking, Rose Water, &c, Sc
At WALLACE'S Drag Story.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
PATENT MEDICINES.

Agent fer all the Popular Patent Medicines
The Trade supplied az Manufacturers prices.
" WALLAGE'S DRAG store
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-06
ID. & s. e.. IL. IL.

INDEPENDENCE STATION, Dec. 3lst, GO
EDITOR GUARDIAN:
The shipments from this Station for
the month Of December 1862, have been rs
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General Intelligence.

Ma Ggs scuvvcE. j. nov. 40 h-tne. I, . ton,
On o on tea days leave Of shs-ur', 'J' - 1-icAl
IiPMe-.
T.r receipt, Of m. ln,ern,l kevfnue rrp,r''l.1t
for ha uou,t,f S'p'efuier amount o. sG' 1.s,D 70,
an ipc "a o. Of s;ri,OtO over any former !. plft
Tu1fgcar- l.ad,d with cotton W.. tIrlrt by ir-
Ctraitirs, ~ Nick,hurr depot wees age, ho iAve
tiI, lar o.uded detection.
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20 D. made h.rso' Alsien, WITH ihe !us. u l1A-
Isr.s,. received from ~. psicr,tnroh stare ira.
e.ss.n i,sn u i a,eG ,un o2.t' -'h nat,i' ..a to
reIotiri 20 De stationed Ia !! Islsnd.
ErropTs OF doub'o ci xTsctcr cor . N ~ from 'hs
v",t o he IN Ct nat ,h' ',bol- twicd into Psr,
sIi d"ceui d lGAar;. NJ otAef Account " IL has
b,ei iitcHlNti
GUS Sr,sri-1 Prrcy has teen comri-iou.d q
.p1t t,or,rl lr the Confel lrrA = rnv. nIn,it
ant h,, enfuinsnd of thu trsn, 3. .lpyi dep.rt
rIrnt, b. which i Ia claimed thA- thfr, arr nifty
thousand tT va.
o. lrelatd ch.ar.t 'hsn cl''on. .iIA-t 'Irs "a
Ter s'atps that s.mp are DO Fn - Au Ir-h poser
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1,, s, A, N. cheaper article oi ths t~o. though
naturally toweS hat coaft"r.
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be Both IN ie and iua . the re'u u cKcrsd q e
rsrr Of u. mer ysr.. he ytlIc o.. thi, years
crop ., least 40 per cont shove ~ Of 1T year
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b. r, for ale "a .htI Osu account hf conc I'd
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following car. IL description 4 tue Ia,.e bulet
pAs. nF through trr air. 4 tnIsCg tar dEu sud,
ins dihdIeut tone, ol hulicti ~. ttf b. 90 tl auGi
tnc CO.. caught IA litcn o. a Az fI2rl N.li.
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passed into the d"sLce aud lu1' yolostty. teoo,
10 ~ very Irrftt change. one q IT,. Lao sta r.,
lng tuuu's is hat Of he Hochkss sAyu. IL couIe
lite iuS o. demgI, The tremendous SCREAM u
sAAllS
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A Proclamation.
By the President OF the nited States Of
AreiirI.

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G led viih III b!eNNugs 4 trif So ist,i heltlfH
,kts 10 thee touutitt vLltl. ar % constant tl
Ioycd that ~ ar ptoue to fIst ttr Source ircr
which they COME Others have been aided, which H-e
- so cttraor insry aus'urr ih.. ~ c'nno' q -
penetrate ma soften even the hra-t ~ Ia ~ h. i..
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News Items.
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f,-rs,i'e, OFT. : spccis ti.q,'ch 10 the Jora'
SItt m Nuh,he, d.ssys ny NInnvi 7. vas attacked
~ rocl to-div. Tho result . unknown, tuts deht
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VA 10 .eftug;.d
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STILL OJTRACrs.
Three More boats DESTROYED.

50. Loui', oct. 4 The steamer Chancellor, Forest
Queen and ts,shsue we're lursed A. 'le le' % his
sftcrBooa III 80 late. loatA were 'o'iy destroyed
The hr vas tts re'ult Of an ,ucend afy, ssS,rnI
liv-a ere reported lo,,, but nothing dedutes Itova
At recent.
The sun., 1863-10-05
Charleston.

srtre. Monroe, oct. g.. The ruit,t States steam
Massachusetts has arrived today q IN CAsrlesion
b. las. Wednesday nfRt. OK Wo.A, on MoiEis
sald vas, progressing rapidly. TIE T,bs! bat erles
shell our vorkmsn esnaEnuy. bDt ies 81 .a.ii's 8
we're reported zen. GilDcfl o'chiouiR she.t
2 amtsr aud johnson. One Norltof ke.ps w SoIl-
lxia uuipt.
The sun., 1863-10-05

Po,.res. Monroe, OF. The Riohmoud ExAs.Sr.
Of the - instant conta'ss tss hsRoFing;
"Char'sston, Oct. . Heavy tr!ns vas f'pt up
lurins l..: night. Thc enemy movement. IN ~
w Island indicate pefmsncut, more than imnedia',
l.ration. TwoNoD'or. ar Ae.t elose to tue l'aa-,
rt0 4, cket duty There Las taen bui iItt.e aEins
To- Az
The sun., 1863-10-05

AP.I>r mine Las lately been i,teoveTei In Caiifor
IA vn,L weld, eighty four - 'Ct,Lt tints, varying
. rsn ysrulllion 10 dove color, Ins SUNNY lAISs
Aoask n lSSt ~ haAAfsd JsA<A
The sun., 1863-10-05
No AsXauitto Lo Made.

Atlanta, Sept 30,-Gen. Brsss has consented TO
1cnAuss wounded with Gen .os,crsna.
Affairs are uach hansed At CEAttaneogS. Gen Rose.
rams receives his supplies By tra!n, from -.
snson. The rumo,s ,hA. EoUer4-s ,ippi.e. wee ct
are not credited.
Rosecran. |. confined 20 hh work. around Chats
Ga our lines extending to he liver .bovs and b.
,him. Hls d,f-Hce. ar. stso,f, nd N ueht 70 be
! superlos thai no as,aul, VI. he .nate.
The sun., 1863-10-05
PROCLAMATION BY The PRESIDENT.
Gen. Rosecrans' Army.


The Prospect BriShtrning
Army ot The CumJrdra. OFT. IN. pre,eni
ard fe;ure prospect OF success, FOR ,his army emit
ny Frightening. hut at this tine. "a really sooi II
the enemy nov make, an s,tack. even IN vsrv heavy
t@fc be will. tn all probability, D. taliy dsicSti
The flag Of truce ssut cut by Gen. Roseerans was
recognized. Our anita anev we're drsch 20 "a. en-.
Gysiines. snd returned with ''re gor'icn Q, cur
wounded, They, ~ seneFsi:y, sIe ssrJ seiiou.iy
1'urd.
The enemy .tll continue, IN ,i,,. sti-ri.,t,ri,
telsup The enemy, each tine b. presses i.,l, 800
hard sets much ia. .or,, OF H.
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t,isouers. 300. total. 1880 sne.uo,e. zen.
1hOm" on the 'sf' va Tnuch sTeA',r than has h"en
Sgresented In any putlshcd scro!ut q th. i.ttle
,-on'. routed l.ons''rer,' s.rr.. .nd y" IL aeon
sr'n 'e r1r'uo ,le enemy and would h'v" t,1e e,
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bAds. 10th ARMIES are busy f'rttTinr The l.
stserc vi hin stones thto. OF .,cho,t
49,, a., -,
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has been received thoull ~ n - al nt4!sty for
hi, welfare, and quiet all care Tor our ui,t,rv an
, - =, -. , -
T-nsoy In tAs South. lie ~ in,iy s.Ghl IL ls silus
Ou
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ANettsr TO the CHICAGO JourNIr. dated iudi,r,p-
-, g., 90 h,.t.,,t-..,. .......
The sun., 1863-10-05
The Mississippi River Plot.
twenty-five Lives Lost.

Another Steamer DESTROYED.
The sun., 1863-10-05
Latest News

BY TELEcRArH TO TNESgv YORK Sry
The sun., 1863-10-05

Steamer CAPTURED by The Rebels.
The sun., 1863-10-05

A FIGHT Az GRANTS PASS.
The sun., 1863-10-05

1h' ''cam'hir George i7t'a ue.ou. From N.- ~
lr1n'. s'p;,rbef %, sr,vcd its. poi; N ltIfds,
Tie psa.is four d. sia'cr
The sun., 1863-10-05

Pursuit and Rrcupiurc.
The sun., 1863-10-05

Interesting From New Orleans.
The sun., 1863-10-05

1itRp ia fiucI LSRoLi aE-r Tho foiios,
its Afo the otnso the number OF persons di,po.,s
o. 81 ~ " shin. ION street Brootlyn. on sGlus-
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coed to elect by ballot one Captain, three
L'eutenanls. one Ensign. four Serceants
and Tour Corporals. When such cleo.
ton shall have been had. report Shall
De made at once TO these Head Quar-
ters OF the names Of the officers 50
chosen. and full muster toll Of said
company. and commissions will in due
lime be issued to such officers. The
following is given rs form for the =
MusrEa RoL..
We do solemnly swear that we will
support protect and defend the Consti.
tuition and Goverpmen, Of the United
States. and the Constitution and Gov
eminent Of the State of Kansas, ag.ins,
all enemies. whether foreign or domes.
TIC, and that We will bear true faith and
loyalty to the same and further that
We do tits without any reservation or
evasion to perform in good faith all the
duties which may legally be required
Of us. So help Us Col
NAMES OF MxMRERs. AGE.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this - day Of 49,. A d. 1868.
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Militia Regiment.

We direct aiitn ion te the order oil
Col. A. w. SPALplNc in this Uuuber.
1t is very desirable tc have regiment
of militia in tlis county and i, car
easily be taieeA.
We wast tina, companies will be form
ed in each precinct withou, delay. It is
desirable to complete the regimen,al
organization next week. The regimen
tai officers are to be elected BY the com
missioneJ officers Of the various com.
panies.
Delay not momen'. fellow citizens,
but perfect and report your company
organizations at once AS the law directs.
10 Col. SpaldinS