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Maryland free press., 1863-01-30

Ground Co., Geo. w Pole 6 Joseph Letter, VS..
Ba. baa Wampler and others.
MO. l669.-In tho Circuit Court for Washing
~ ton County, sitting as Court of Equity.
day Of January, 1863; that tie saias made and @
po.ttd by WIN. T. Hamilton, Esq, heretofore ap-
lointed T. ustee tor the sale of the real estate in
the proceedings OF this cause mentioned, be rsti
b shewn to the Court on or before the 7th day Of
February next: Provided, copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper publs he'd in Ea-
gerstc yn, at least once week ior three succgs-
siye we ks, beoe tn, said last mention ID day.
The report states the amount OF sales to be six
hundred dollars.
Prue Coqy-Test: !. .-
jamie ISAAC NESBITT, Clerk.
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I'kUSTTES' SALE

pI virtue Of an order of the Circuit Court for
ID Washington County, the undcrsig gncd insolv,nt
nstce OF H.zckiaA W. Hurley will sell at Public
Sale
Ca TtESDAf tie l7M of FEBRUARY,
III front of the Court House in Hagerstown, at IL
o CLOCK A. NJ, ell the undivided interest of saiu
H.zekiah W. Haley in and to &C. tain hall lot ur
portion of ground situate in West T. anklin street
Hagcrstown adjoining the property OF William
Fr,aner and Miss Ehza Monahan. The improve
mo tyUp Stn
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FCRNI-
~. .hE

comprising 2 dstcads and d 6ding, Bureaus.
one Slt". SITS Of CHAIRS, RuCkng do, 2
AGLEs fn"Sk 5 e. l"h' an igGIasy ,SR an" anG onI
n-glat. do. Irnn I'll , lot o. Qg tcnsTyai'.
l n ware and tarthen Ware lot oE c. pets and
OH Cioths-and many 9TH. L. tIcl:s too numerous
tu N ntI0D.
1si;"S1 al tc cSmmcncc st o'clock. A. NJ, on
,alu days, Nhcno credit of Nine Mouths will lie
given on all sums OF Five Dollars and uPwa ds-
tha pu, chsscr 10 give their not-s with appIov d
;, cutitS. All sums under fee dollar. the cash
viii be required. JOHN STR. TIE.
jauJD J4CoU B0wAKp, AultIorcer.
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Ro5TEsCS Ts3D
TRUSTEES SALE
yALUARLE REAL EsTA1

Y n IL u n ~ - u Nv ~ 81 - ~ " 4 Al q Az
DY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court ioI
DWashington County, as Court Of Equity, the
undersigned trustee, will sell at public sale on
TUESDAY THE 10th DAY Of FEBRUARY, 1863,
in front Of the Court House in H4gcrstown, at IL
O'clock 4. NJ, all the following real estate
which Frederick Dorsey, ST., died seized dpos
sesstd:
l.t-Al that valuable FARM lying about three
uuartcrsscf mile from Hsgci stown, on the turn
pike read leading to ShsrpsbrIg, on the east sid
Of Sid road adjoining the lands of Jonathan Ha-
ger aud David Il .elGr, containing
1G0 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
The land s of the f.st quality, and in 4 good
statc Of cultivation.
The improvements are a BRICK Dwell -.
LING HOUSE 4 new FRAME BARN, a E5iii
new CORN CRIB and Wagon Shed, and EIAf
other out-buildings; also good ice house. Ther'
is n we'll Of good water the house, and alst
one in the o. chard near the road. There is fin
young 0.cha,d on the farm. .
2d--Also the is ACRES OF CLEARED.LAND
under Il ncw fencing, situate on the tu.npiI. ieac
ing from Hagerstown TO Williamspcgt, about 2
miles from tn. former place. This land adjoin.
the lands Of John Mghler and others, and is &.
good quality.
S!-.Also the lots or portions Of ground situate
at the west end o. Hag ,rstown. anu lying on ans
separated by tha turnpik. aiding from HageiS
town to CT arspring each containing about y Of
an acre.. These are desirable town lots.
.llcs~ THE TERMS AhE--.OAe-thi.Q Of the purchas,
money TO hp paid on the day Of sale, or the ratii
cation thereof, and the balance in two equal annu
al payments, from the day Of sale, the putchas,
giving his bond therefor, with approved security
tn. payment of the whole purchase money tn,
r ustee is directed to exocut' danas t;iireior.
WILLIAM T. HAMILTON,
J.. Tiu=tce.
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W'ea.hcr ara u ouse,

tack building aud other outbuildings with stablng
money 20 be paid the day OF sale the ratitica-
tion h4reot and the balance in one year from the
day OF sale the purchaser giving his note with ap-
proved secudty bca.ing interest from. the day oil
sal.. PETER MIDDLEKAUFP
JANIS y I. ustee.
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Lucinda Ii. Thomas Va. John. J. Thonas and 9th

kTo. 17o3-fn tho Circuit Court for Washingtsa
~ County, Stating ks q Court of Equity :--0r.
dered, by the CLERK Of the Circuit Court, tbs 7ts
day of january, 1868, that the sales made ens
reported by Robert Bridges, heretofore sgpointed
Tfustse for tho sale OF tic real cstste In the pro-
cee6ings of this csuse mentioned, be ratified and
confirmed, uniess cause &c the contrary be SceMn
to the Court en- or befoYe the s1st Gay of Janon
ry next; proyided,a copy Of ths order DO inserted
in some newspaper published, in HsgerstoTr, az
least once e week for three successive weeEs, 90
fore the said last mentioned day. it - 80 -!
The report states the amount Of sales TO be cevea
hundred and twenty dollars. t.,...
jans ISAAC NEsHITT, Crk.
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Joseph Long vs.. Nathaniel Long and others.
MO. l52O--In the Circuit Court fer WsshirEi
lN ton County sitting as Court of Equity. --Jo.
seph Long, Benjamin Long and Mary Long biz
vie, Simon Long and EadeEss bis wife, Jeha
his wife, William Curflaaui Elizabeth Long. Da-
yid H., wills gusGTdisp q Alice Long, M..iilm
Joseph Elmer Curiman Elisabeth Cusimaa and
E!izabeth Long, \. 2. Gusben guardian CT George
w. l0eE Efan,th iass HL1ssg hay L0Hg Isi
Long, and Rebecea Long. ,
'reorge W. Smith, Jr., guardian OF ETA J1as
James W. Long, and Mary Emma Long. -. :
John s MiIl;r and d S}Eah Ss;t h;s VIE Essef9a
miristrators OF Nathaniel Long, decd.
You are hereby notified that gill proceed "a
take proof in the shove caus. oa Wednesday tbs
2stb day OF January inst., ct II o'clock, at ny Of
flce in Hagerstown, in pursuance of an order cf
the C0utt passed in the above AAusc on tbs l9tS
day of December ia the year Is62, at which tiIas
and place you ard each oI you are hereby notified
to attend. 2. S, CLAGGETT,
JAMS Auditor.
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DTRJ.IC SAFE,

a
l. resid 1rce on tn. J. itcrsbu!g pike, niles iFoR,
Huge stown snd from L,itG! slu g. on the th-m
Ll!1ngDg to NJ ssrs Il ok ard Litter, -
On Thursday, the 2eth Of February, 1858.
8 Fl AID Or EID S.
2 D ood Mares, one vita foal. Yea,iing Colt,
about 2a II sd of
MDRYED C.sTTEE,
among which arc 8 head Of MICH COWS, and
2 curve old steers. About gu HEAD OF HOGS,
among which are sbout 80 Stock Hogs and scveial
. .oud 8 VS. Also Farming iiuplementa, -Four
II jrse Wagons OF 2iu. and one IN. tresd " ag-
on d. HAY and ain Ladderssnd Rail C@tIli.s,
Wood LaGdslsl ! MIC )ar,ick's apsr, g ain
L. IL Patent Srring 7 . th Hly Rake cne horse
Daish and two hose do. Double and S.nasl,
ShoTrl do. Z va .CJ.n CDverers one OF which is
Ha.baugh's on CJltivator, Ha'rewa, 8 , tts
H. s, G ais, c S It's Plough do. ouhis and SIn;
ri Trn,s. Filth Chains. Log Chains, one good
Chop C%est, . lot OF G ain Bags &c. Also about
so ACrEE OF WHEAT, Isl TIE Ground
lot of Hay BY the Ton, alot Of Fodder 6s. Also
a ag,ncIkI gari..v o! II us, hold Furniture, snch
as bedsteads, Mantl Clock, Tn Plate stove,
Tubs. &c.
VI. Sale to commence a. o'clock on said day.
wheT cradit of six months viii be given on al
sums Of SIS and upwards ell SUNS under 50 the
ANDREW J. HARTMAN.
isnl6 Richa. & Shccilcs, Auct.
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PUBLIC SALE,

-O--
Yv7NE undersigned. intending to discontinue far
| ming. will al Public Sale. at his residence, on
tn. raad aGinr from L ite. sburg to Grgeucastlc
abort two mills from III, iormtr place and seven
rom the latter, on TUESDAY and WEDNES
DAY, III. 2sth and .cJb days ., F b. uary, A. D.,
1868, thr following lrsonal p opcity, to wit -
If H. AD Ht,R~ ~. 81
amorF Viii, are EIGHT IT ,ad Of va!ua. AA4Ti
hli "o'k Horses and th.ee CoLIS' TWO --@''1---
2yea's sai d one ycaf old -
THRIFT pOUR NEAD OF HORNED
C1YJIF
,r,r,,r ,-b;,, or, .,,o r,, .toors and Oh
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s Eighty barrels Of whiskoy among which are
Twenty barrels OF pure rye, from one and halfto
two and a half wears old.
&za.T rIrs Of sale are follows ON all Sums
OF So and upward crcd,t of six months will b,
Civ N, the purchaser giving his or her not, with
approved security, no goods to b. removed Gatil
settl'd Tor, sale 10 commence at 9 O'Clock
jarGD' l.. SrlCKLER.
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7 Is.N II 4 q II U = 7 I 7 LII
among which are four good Mil;h Cows, Two
broad tread wagons, ont Wood L d. two three
hose ba. hear l,louehs, one two horse do two
double shovel pl'ughs, ,No siusl do. one harrow.
one hGth chain and sprcadeis double and singl.
trees. one VIII at IAN, h, Her, hOl Sc power
end ore VII at drill % K nd rahrn
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PUBLIC S lie.


rFNHE undersigned will disposc OF at puflic Sd,
L az his re,id4loe 3 : pils uoI thwost N iia-
,ers.own. u. ni!sl. ala Cunning bau's' = Rolcs
ON SATURDAY, 2S.h FEBRUARY, next
The following property 10 VIII,
sEX sa,a aS;s eIE' HGNSES,
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8 Fl AID Or HOS S.
mnRwEE1 C.sTTEE,

2 D god Mares, one vita foal, Yeallirg Co
about "a II sd of
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Jan 9
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27

\ capital story is told Of an old farmer
in the northern part Of This county. who
had been saving up to take mortgage
Of $4,000. held against him BY man
near the sea shore. The farmer had saw
ed up all the money in gold. fearing to
trus, the banks in these war times.
Week before last, he lusged down bis
gold. and paid it over. when the follow
ing coIloquy ensuei A.;
Why, You don't mean 20 give this
s. 2.oo0 in gold, do you % said The lend.
er.
Yes. certainly. said The farmer. Il
was afraid Of the pesky banks. 50 I've
been saving up my money in yeIlo" boys
this long time for you
All tight responded The lender. on
ly thought you didn't take lie papers.
that's ALL
Take The papers No SIT, not |. They
have gone on SO since the war has been
asoing that | won't have one Of the
dish things about. But the money is
all right, isn'tt?'
Yes, alright S2 600 in gold. All
right here is your note and mortgage.
And we'll he might have called it all
right, as the premium on gold that day
was 2e per cent, and his gold was worth
no, only the face Of The bond. but $40
besides, enough 10 have paid Tor his VIII
age newspaper for himself and posterity
for at least three centuries. Il pays TO
take the papers N4yoik CsRal Ga.
-aA-
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Great Speech Of John Bright, at Bir.
mingham. England.

We give the latter portion or speech
lately made by John Bright at Birming
ham, sent by London correspondent
1t will repay careful reading;
Why should the North continue a
hopeless contest al the cost of so much
blood and treasure, and disturbance oil
the commerce of the whole world ? Ii
was so much better tha; the North, in.
stead Of carrying on war which must
end in their own discontinue, should
relinquish the contest; and the feeling,
therefore, was that people were very glad
that the South should have success. by
which the war would be the more easily
put an end to. Ny opinion is, that il
we Judge Of a foreign nation by the cir.
cumstances in which we find il, we ought
to apply ii 10 our own principles. Ny
honorable friend has referred 10 the af.
fair OF the Trent. l was not present,
but | read the report OF meeting that
was held here on that subject, AT which
the feeling Of The majority seemed favor,
able 10 the policy OF the government
Now, what say is, that when you tho't
the act OF an American captain in taking
two men out OF an English merchant
ship most offensive, injurious and hostile
to this country, and that you were iusti
fed in going to war with the republic OF
North America, you ought TO be very
nice in Judging what America should do
in circumstances much more onerous.
(Cheers.)
Take the rock Of Gibraltar. Suppose
at this moment the English government
heard that Spain was equipping an ex-
pedition by land and sea for the purpose
OF retaking that fortress or rock-it is
not the slightest advantage to any Eng
lishman living, except those who have
possessions, or are living there. Every
English government knows the end.
Several English governments have been
anxious 10 give it up. wish this gov
ernment would send my friend, Mr.. Cob.
den. 10 Madrid. with an offer that Glib.
rsltsr should be ceded to Spain, as be.
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principle which will undertake to say
is more odious and blasphemous than
has ever been before dreamt Of in any
Christian or Pagan. civilized or savage
times. That principle is that in coun.
try forty times as large as England, sla-
very should be forever perpetual. | can
not believe that such fate will be[all a
land so fair. | cannot believe that civ
ilization, in its journey with the sun,
will sink into endless night to crafty the
ambition of the leaders of this revolt,
who seek to
Wade through slaughter to throne,
And shut the gates of mercy on mankind
| have another and far brighter vision
before my face. 1t may be but vision !;
but | will still cherish it. l see one vast
confederation stretching from the North
in one unbroken line, 10 the glowing
South, and from the wild pillows Of the
Atlantic to the calmer waters of the Pa
cfc main. l see one people, one law,
one language. and one faith, over all that
wide continent-the home Of freedom,
and the refuge for the oppressed of eve
ry race, every faith, and every cline"
The honorable gentleman resumed his
seat amidst loud cheers.
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Three stalwart sons old Sweyn, the Saxon
had,
Brave, hardy lads for battle or the chase;
And though, like peasant, barbarously clad,
Each Wore the Nameless Noble in his face.
One DER another rose their heads, in tiers,
Steps for their fathers honorable years
Tone night, in Autumn, sat they round the fire
In the rude cabin bountiful of Home
Mild by the reverence due from child TO sire,
Bold in the manhood unto mastery come
Working their tasks, Ger huntsman's forest
gear,
Loos ming the bow and sharpening the spear
Lost in his thoughts, old Sweyn, the Saxon
stood,
Leaning in silence 'gainst the chimney stcne
Staring, unconscious, at the blazing wood,
STEPPED in the mood of mind he oft had
known
As an old tree, whose soutest branches shake,
Scarce from their vigoI sign of life will take.
Athol, the bearded, with his bow had done
Alfred, the nimble laid his spear aside,
Edrlc, the fairest, firing of his fun,
Left the old hound to slumber on his hide.
Yet was their sire like one whose features seem
Shaded by sleep, and all their light dream.
Bold in the favor of the eldest born,
Athol for both his younger brothers spoke;
Father, the fox is prowling in the corn,
And hear the night-owl hootng from the oak ;
Let us to couch,' But Sweyn had raised his
head
And thus, unwilling what had pass'd, he said :
" See from my breast, draw this chain of
gold"
Fair in the freight royalty shone,-
/" This for his honor that shall best unfold
who OF all creatures, is most Aone
Take him from palace, monastry or cot,
Loving, unloved, forgetting or forgot"
Then AthoI spoke, with thoughtful tone and
look
q He is the lonelest,-most alone Of ALL
Who in skiff, to the mid seas forsook
Finds not an echo, even, to his call
IT Echo lived, not all alone were he
But there's no echo on the solemn Sea-"
And Alfred next e But lonclicr, brother far,
The wretch that fees Ylst, avengng rod
To him all scenes are wastes, foe the star,
All eartn he's lost, yet knows no heay n, no
God
Most Lonely he, who. making man his foe,
Unto mans Maker dareth not to go."
Thus SPOKE the lads, with wit beyond their
years
And yet the old man held his beard and sighed
As one who gains the form his wishing wears
But misses still something most denied
Upon his youngest, eager looks he turned,
And Edrle's check with grace ingenious
burned.
q think, my father and his tones were low,
. That loneiler yet, and most Alone is he
Scarce taught, though crowds are leading,
where TO go,
\ nd one face mis- Sino can no othcr COO
Though all the Normans Court around him
moves,
He is Alone, apart from her he loves"
a hush fell ON them. Then, with loving air
And all the touching romance of the Old,
The hoary father kissed young Edric's hair
And Ger his shoulders threw the chain Of gold
Then fell upon his darling's neck aud cried.
: have been Lonely since thy Mother died -
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JAMES JAMESON.
JAMESON & LEWIS.

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
~ Law and Notaries Public, will practice
In the several Courts of this State, will give
strict attention 20 securing claims, making aud
forwarding collections, paying taxes, examin-
ing titles, and all other business entrusted to
them professionally. T3-2ltfl
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L, w. HART.
J. S. WOODWARD.

, 4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR 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,
Conveyancing, dc.
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CARTER HOUSE.

Ohm L. WILCOX, formerly Of the Amer
- loan Hotel having leased the above house
would return his thanks to the public Tor the
I liberal patronage formerly bestowed and would
be hoppy to welcome all his cid friends at the
Garter House Maine ST. Cedar Falls. Iowa
Stages leave this house daily for the North,
: South and West.
Cedar Falls, July %. 1861.
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DILAZON ID. HOIDRIDGE.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
~ LAW, Independence, Buchanan County.
Iowa. Office over the Store of Freeman & Main
Will practice in the different Courts of this
STATE, and promptly aud faithfully attend Co
any business in any way pertaining to his pro
fession, on reasonable terms.
REFERENCES Hon IRA Harris, Albany, n.
Hon. Francis Hyatt, Fenner N. Y e. II.
jerome. Esq, Iowa City; j. G. Looms, Inde
pendence.
ATril 29th, 1862 r6-ly
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w. CHANDLER

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE
- over Keller d Burpee's Furniture War,
Rooms. Independence, Iowa
Feb &C. 1861
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concluded, the General lett the hall, an
the great assembly separated.
----. -
letter OF the President 10 Genera
Mcclellan.
The following important letter from
the President to General Mcclellan
which forms part Of a correspondent
between them for which Congress ha
called, was brought out on Friday las
in the Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry. 4
synopsis Of it was given by the telegraph
at that time, but its Importance is S,
great that we publish it entire:
"WAsHISaToN. April lS 1862
To Major General Nc C2eiian
Mr. DEAR SIR,-Your dispatche:
complaining that you are not properly
sustained, while they do not offend, pair
me very much. Gen. Blenkcr's Diyis
ion was Withdrawn from you before you
left here. You know the pressure under
which did it, and as thought acqui.
esced in it, certainly not without reluct-
o,co .nor ro,, ,ar, o-o,,,o;,oa IL,
less than 10000 unoI ganized men, with,
out a single field battery, were all YOU
designed 10 be left for the defense oi
Washington and Manassas Junction. A
part of these men was to 90 TO Hooker
old position. Banks corps, once desirn.
ed for Manassas junction, was divided
and tied up on the line of Winchester
and Snasbur-, and coall not leave il
without again exnosinr the Upper Poto.
mac and Baltimore and Ohio railroad
This presented. or would present when
Mcdowell and Snmner should he gone,
The Great temn,a,ion for the enemy to
turn back from the Rannahannock and
reach Washington. Ny explicit direc-
ton that Washington should, by the
judgment Of all commanders of corps, be
left entirely secure, had been entirely
neglected. 1t was precisely this that
drove me to detain Mcdowell.
"I do not forget that l was satisfied
with YOUR arrangements TO leave Banks
at Manassas Junction but when the
arrangement was broken up. and nothing
was substituted for II. Of course | was
not satisfied | was constrained 10 spb.
stitute sometime for il myself And
now. allow me TO ask-Do YOU really
think should permit The line from Rich.
mond. via Manassas Junction. to this
city 70 be entirely omen. except what re-
sistance could be presented bv less than
10000 unorcanizel troops . This Is a
question which the country will mt al.
low me "a eyade.
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" > 'e P'N. ''''0
o'o"' hy ueiay 'he enemy VIII feaaiiy
gain on veu That Is. he will gain fast.
81 by f,r,;fca,;,,s on1 ,e;rforram.rts
=
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them equal, and no more and no less.
Take care lest We be found fighting
against God. If lie has not made them
our equals, they will not be our equals,
But He has made them free. God will
ed them free. God will have them free.
And let his will be done
AS Gen. Butler took his seat, three
times three cheers were given with spon-
taneous and irrepressibe enthusiasm.
Presently the General stepped to the
floor in front of the platform, when thou
sands crowded forward 10 take him by
the hand, the band meanwhile playing
patriotic airs. This pleasant ceremony
concluded, the General left the hall, and
the great assembly separated
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gnetrD,
x -
LONE.

ORPHEUs G. KERR. in late characteristic
letter to the New York Sunday Mercury, con-
tributes the following exquisite poem:
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BUSINESS CARDS.
c., z, HERRICK,

VI < E1AIINTAlOTi
"1SHES to say to his former friends and
w patrons, that he has re.established his
business in SIMPSONS Book Store, where he is
prepared to do all kinds of work in his line
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Musical Instru-
ments, promptly and carefully repaired. Good
Clocks for sale cheap. and warranted. Please
give me o call.
Oct. l4th, 1862. Soft
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T. FINNIGAN,

A TTORNEY d COUNSELLOR LAW,
"a Independence, Iowa. Office over Free
man Il Mains Store.
July 9Th, 1862. Tl6-lv
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Letter OF the President 10 General
Mcclellan.

The following important letter from
the President to General Mcclellan
which forms part Of a correspondence
between them for which Congress ha:
called, was brought out on Friday las
in the Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry. A
synopsis Of it was given by the telegraph
at that time, but its importance is Sc
great that we publish il entire
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\. d. LEwIs