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THE COUNTER REVOLUTION.


It is not often that the political notions
Of tic New York Herald are worthy Of at
1ention; but in this crisis in the affairs Of
the Republic, when feather may turn the
scale against the interests Of law, order,
freedom, humanity and religion, even the
1clp TINT that shameless sheet, may give
toward the maintenance Of the authority Of
the Government, is not to be despiscd. It
is, to be sure, the tribute that vice pays to
virtuc-the obeisance that ycnality and
pro6igacy make to principle and patriotism
but as such NC do not underestimate its
value.
Our readers will comprehend what we
mean in admitting by implication that the
Herald can, By any possibility, say a good
thing, when they have given their
attention to an article from that
source which We reprint in another column;
and they will agree with us that, though it
may not have any pcrceptib1e effort in con-
firming the faith or strengthening the ranks
of those who have been unconditional
Union men from the beginning, it will be
like winters shower Of rain and sieet iu
the Corpcrhead camp, the inmates Of
which, whether they speculate in cotton
and The funds in Wall street, keep whisky
doggeries in the region Of the Five
Points, or find their maintenance in the
forms Of female industry most in vogue in
Mercer street, look to the Satanic, every
morning, for the market reports and morals
that take them through the day. Imagine
pirate crew, deserted by their leader,
while engaged in fierce fight for prize
rich beyond their power Of computation,
and We hnye faint conception Of the con-
sternation that will go shuddering through
the Coppcrhead ranks.
The Herdld's change Of front is only an
other evidence Of the power and compre-
hcnsiyencss Of that revolution against the
reyolutionists that is going on all over the
loyal States. The vehcmence Of the pro-
Test that is heard against the schemes for
which our domestic traitors are response
bic, has not yet reached its maximum, be-
cause the masses Of the Democracy have
not get learned how utterly Infamous these
schemes are, norhow far, in pursuing them,
the Woods, Vnllandigham, and fellows ot
that ilk, have gone. We have prophesied
from the first, that, before the expiration
Of the current half year, the Copperhcads
whose peculiar malignancy has attracted
the notice Of the country, would be hunt
ing their holes, impelled By the meanes
Of their instinct@that which tells them X
save their worthless lives. For them II
pray for the rocks and mountains to fal
upon them, would be aspecies ofcxpiatorg
Leroism Of which they sre not capable
And the course Of the HtraM is an assuz
ance that our predictions will be fulfilled
, 1863-03-17

THE NEGRO AS CITIZEN

It turns out, after all the savage hubbub
Of the Detroit mob against the negro popu-
lation Of that disgraced and degraded city,
after all the murders and burnings which
they perpetrated, in their blind revenge for
the outrage which supposed negro had
attempted to commit upon white woman
that it IVES all mistake, so far as the
race Of the criminal was concerned, and
that instead Of negro who had done the
deed, it was wrctched Spanish Indian,
miserable rum seller, and notorious Cop
perhead, who had always voted the straight
Democratic ticket! We are glad, for the
sake Of the negro, to put this damning
facton record; and the rebel press, which
howled so triumphantly over the crime
when they imagined, or professcd to ina
sgine, that it was committed By negro,
may now chew the bitter cud of their dis
appointment at leasure, and make as many
ugly faces over it as they please.
They doubtless thought it fine oppor-
tunity to rake the Republican party fore
and aft, as the sailors have it, because this
party being the mainstay Of the freedom
Of tie Republic, il the natural friend and
defender Of I'LL men; and as such, they
tried hard to make out true bill against
it, and shoulder it with the responsibility
not only Of Faulkner's guilt, but Of the
crimes Of the race. They proved too
much, however, as the sequel shows, to
their humiliation and cost. Sauce that is
good for the goose, is good also for the
gandcr, and if the Republicans are respon.
sible for the black mans misdeeds, the
Copperheads are equally responsible fol
those Of their own party. They will moi
make much capital, therefore, out of the
Detroit affair, notwithstanding the galvan.
tic efforts which they made to secure it
All they said and did against the Reupbli
cans on this memorable occasion, rebound:
with terrible force and power upon them
selves, and is trif1ing part Of the retribu
ton which is in store for them.
We are not surprised that Cop
perhead should commit a Grim,
for he is exhorted to break the laws, ever,
dayin the week, by the newspaper organ!
whose music it delighted him to hear; ant
therefore NC are not in any way take1
aback by the intelligence that FaulBno
Was Copperhead It is persons Of hi
stamp and party who pollute the record:
Of the police, aud whose names are ban
died through the press all over the land 8:
Infamous! Where one negro is convicted
Of a criminal ofiense, there are 8 hundred
Of the Copperhead species, which, ethno
logically speaking, includes all the loafer
which infast the slnns and sewers Of socia
life.
, 1863-03-17

The treaty recently concluded between tht
Government and the Chippewa Indians, al
Washington, was signed on the 1eth by Com
missioner Dole and Indian Agent Thompson
on the part Of the United States, and tht
Chiefs on the part Of the Chippewas Hole
in-the-day, q principal Chief Of this tribe, has
not made his appearance guilty conscience
eaesng him to hesitate about putting himself
N ING power Ct the friends of the murdered
elnzens Of Minnesota. The action Of tht
chae's who did not participate in the reccn,
outrages amounts to virtual declaration q
Independence md Reputation Of uo1c. In .tbc
daY. - -
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Detroit.

TIE committee appointed to distribute the
relief contributed for the sufferers by the re-
cent riot in Detroit, report that they found
six men so much injured, as to be entirely
helpless. The number Of persons to whom
The Committee extended relief is about one
hundred and fifty; that is, including children,
ten Of whom arc white persons.
Some amusement Inns been had in Detroit
over match game Of billiards Of one hundred
points between two "champions,' the fun Of
the thing consisting In the fact that neither
one Of them had ever touched cue before
tile game Nas played. In two hours the game
Was concluded, one party beating the other
eleven points. The highest run made was
scyeu
, 1863-03-17

Republican Victory In Bangor.
The Republican Unionists carried the city
Of Bangor, Ne, on Monday last, by about
COO majority. The Copperheads nominated
their best men, and made great exertions to
carry their ticket, bat they were doomed to a
worae defeat than they ever before cxperi-
enced. Tho second ward, which the enemy
have always carried, was taken from them.
, 1863-03-17

LETTERS OF MARQUIS AND REPR15Ab.-A
committee, representing the New York Cham
her Of Commerce, has been in Washington
some days, urging The President to issue let.
ters Of marque and reprisa1 at once. The
President has laid the matter before the Cabi-
net, and the decision arrived at will be made
public soon. Tho capture Of the Jacob Bell,
with her valuable cargo, is the immediate
Cause of this mission having been sent to
Washington,
, 1863-03-17

disposed Copperhead, having asserted that ].
". Brackett, of the 114th Illinois regiment,
had Joined the Copperheads, that true soldier
| writes to the 1tdnard Ipdn as follows:
"When you see all the streams on the Con-
tinent Of America running up hill. Whca the
| shine at midday, and when some men that I
could name think more OF the Union than
their party-then tell those prating, dishon-
est, Uulon.saving, compromise-making, rebel-
encouraging towards that I hare gone c1azy
} aud Joined them."
, 1863-03-17

4 meeting Of the farmers Of onarga and
vicinity was held at that place on Saturday
last, for the purpose Of responding to tho
proposal Of certain parties to put up sor-
ghum mandatory at that place, provided
five hundred acres, within radius Of five
1nilcs, should be guaranteed. The number Of
acres vas at once guaranteed, and they will,
without doubt, be increased to eight hundred
acres, as that seemed to be the impression Of
the people gathered there. There will be an-
other meeting at onarga on Saturday next, to
further discuss and act upon the matter.
A meeting Was also held at Rera, Cham
paign county, on Friday last, to take like
proposition into consideration, and the result
was the same Each Of these towns will,
doubtless, hare manufactures put up this
spring.
The soil at Onarga Is said to be peculiarly
adapted to the raising Of the Chinese sugar
cane, and there is no doubt of largc.and
most excellent crop.
Kankakce and Clifton are also moving In
this matter, with crery prospect Of success.
, 1863-03-17

CoSF1scA7xp.-An oil refinery in Bufa1o
has been confscsted, with It's coutents f,r
an attempt Of the rropr;ctors to cvaae the
tax under the United States tax law. The
Tasus VI lhe properly u aava: SlS.ppQ.
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Postal.

List Of Postmasters appointed, post Offices
established or discontinued, and sites and
names changed in Illinois, during the week
ending March Tth, 1865:
EsrAn11suEp--Oak Ridge, Menatd' county
Hampton Woodruff, postmaster. Mule Creek.
Cumberland county, John PEathcr, Postmaster.
Nortansyille, eangamon county, Hn. Morton,
Postmaster.
Pos1AAs.ERs Apronrkp-Gnrdtn Pr1irio,
Boone county, D: q. sackett. Wheeling, Cook
/. Rcd. Ninncila, Cook county, ChRs, &. Peck.
Fai1siem, Fulton county J. n, 6aydau.
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OR WASHINGTON LETTER,

NHnkS Under the Cid and Few System
Sen. .WctIei1an'H iGjutant General
Ten. fs.cuker Mt last to be Tried
Gen. ScOtt aud tic Three Per Eeuts
Tax.
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ONE DOLLAR a TICKET.

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IN cara. published BY u IN The pare5s tae tlne)
xnATT = 1EFEEsETLp :? N 1he -GFsat Western TT
i needless to ~ tatths & ar1a9seaenf and e1eSa,
anD eets vi" &c or
Our prizes hsve ~ been setecsc1 Win much j1dS-
e4t m caTe fEa f ~ TT ;t @ & - 1s Eenunc 3hs
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~ert nInnc nors th. An ennfv,fent fnr tha T,e ~
tbe is usSes s '..s lA .. s4 -. sue p,'ss o.
sSd s. I'd t e ao Gs Gfh u; sEs'
Nus!c Etere 90 South Clark street: Singer q Coz
store 20 Clark s4r.ct. nnd ;eo n SteTens icwsfrv
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3nei9ss y rs 9oaey 2ay 70 I'LL ~ 3
h Iii II ~ 1 ~ 7'A'' Sgos
Ihe twoe'sgan17 oetssy Pianos. cured one Nth
s.9!ss 9f TtsFec g. Geo. #. Stevens aadA Jaeger
Ihe d1aEeEs ot GUS n the eourtry can haze them
The following Gts drawn. xt11 be published Ii the
l eierant i Deiaye Fiaoo' c,rred. viii pesyi
e1ecant Octave P.sEo. carved ........... So %
Me1odeon. trosewoo1>.- g g g
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And other Gifts, Numbering In II up to 5000.
We hereby ce,tsfy that the prices annexed to the
above artitlea from our establishments are our te-
tail prices. #. H. G. auLLhR . CO.,
1. IL SINGER S CO.,
JAS. BOLTON, Agrns-
1t LIE Conclusion Of tho Concert, Prizes uin
S4 drawn IN the presence Of the audience, bT
\ Committee appointed bJ the audience to su-
perfutend The Drawing.
Doors open At : o'clock. Concert to conr,encc
at ~ O'Clock.
Tickets, One Dollar.
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If aps q moss sf1 ss9s ana rns xe5e M.
haye al oEpo:tnE1ty IN th!s, tae Second Grand Gin
c r. so s b w sea a t. sS ss ~
These prizes hare III been selected Eh great care and
se saa s1ae tn
every EFFORT viii te msde to render ,e coueest cassT
@ ah r. r. ake IT ALONE aconaptasaslon Ut tie
E rs ) @ sisss we:seS n9tea:s =; 4 Snss
frn Piaso foSte; le: L:ks :t:sst .ts!x l. il Mti.
80 Isl AXE street CndEosta Lo;ins lis isa1olp;
aad ss Tickets.
~ money e WeEhc nt.on, Pvcpticso!s. Po~: Onca
Ssh @ T sst 6 S fsPs e ts atssat'n Al
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nnsst and hand*omest It's duplicate ts
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SMathsrla9: M Englznd 9ad sht Ducae;sef coaStantlas
Esse tt4cet; Phcoe1arhc Ahnms = aid ID r other tae
sr ss ioa TT Is snoip ipa
xaIdsa by seaiIss theIr addrsss to We1se Hilton,
on lie evening Of he Cuncert. - ~'' 1"14
iii asa L se sR ra4ss ns .g S
LIST OF PRIZES.
KsseSeoa r,sHs Esss s,ss
sase. sespen,ae bottom, t11a'd name
5000
men;ea: tnisia with peari. rosewood til
1Se.l W Wheeer Wilson Sewing Mssiiiaas. @'''
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Inh13.bt1Sm H. 4. HufLBUT Chfca-o

GARD TO THE LADIES.-All
Nervous Falpatlons Pains In the Side Iuduratlons
TssFs nssk o1s Wemb TalA!7g IA sas ws@n
of the Monthly period Whites. a4d other discharges
Invariably cured bY M1p1cAt ELkcyRIcITr. Dr;
Iste street tWo dpozs esst ol Wells. Ch;Sazo Post
Q&Co Box 81. E2hls-RA$lR
, 1863-03-17

CrlttrQl n otiees.

4 WONDER.-The celebrated
IA Cir sey Woman. II yon Tisi 70 know Ill the sc;
cEes Of your past and future life. tile knowledge Of
W.icA viii sa1e You years Of sorrow aad care don't
fail 70 visit Gifted Fs1n!st Fall sasIaeton rtEen
Tie Gp$ has also secret which will in the aHec.
tons the opposite sex. a1d cause speedy marriages
Charge extra RESIDENCE ISL Monroe street batween
ClsrS nd Wells street South Side mill. 17.b.ll9Ws
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-25
NOhU NTEERS WANTED
FOR THE
Eighth Iowa Cavalry.

HHE undersigned, having been commissions
/ cd Second Lieutenant and mastering oil
Ger for the above named regiment, all able. bod
led men DESTROYS of enlisting in this arm of the
service can DO SO by calling on me Mt lndcrcn-
dence Recruits for the regiment will receive
S25 advance of the 800 bounty, and month :
advance pay, besides tho So premium for en-.
listing. Pay will commence from the date Of
enlistment
! avn authorized to give each recruit thirty
days furlough after enlistment,
WM SCOTT.
81 Lieut.. and Must'g or sth Iowa Cav
Independence, June lst. 1868.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-25
E2cep these ESStters iga Yonr
Family.

II You have symptoms Of DYSPEPSIA take
them freely. In ordinary cases II Tablespoon
ful is dose but a much larger quantity can
be taken with safety. The dose should barte.
ulated to agree with your nervous system.
Hardly any two cases are alike in this respect.
In cases OF great postration or that feeling
described II sense of gonenoss,
II Needs Only Trial TO Effect a Permanent
Restoration
Its eNhileratlng properties are not excessive
like the vile compounds with which the cnun.
try is flooded, under the names of Cordial Gins
Schledam Schnapps, Roback's Bit.ers, etc =,
containing few medicinal virtues OF any value,
and which are intended merely as an evasion
of restrictive Maine Laws; but instead of so
large proportion ofaleohol,
These Biters Deriue their Stimulus from The Poic-
ertul Nature Of The Rootsand Herbs IF ,rhick
They are Composed;
and rs they are by allaying unnatural era
qngs of the stomach, directly promotive of
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-25
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.
lnfallible in correcting, regulating and remov-
ing all distractions from whatev-
cnlsn md alMnNs
FOR FEMALES.

FOR FEMALES.
lnfallible in correcting regulating and remov-
ing all distractions, from whatev-
CT cnuse, and always sue
ccssiul as pre-
ventative.
The combination of ingredient in DIR. Du-
ponco's Golden Pills are perfectly harmless.
They have been used in the private practice of
old DR.. Duponco for over thirty years, and
thousands, of ladies can testify to their great
and never failing success in almost every case,
in correcting Irregularities, relieving painful
and distressing transformations, particularly at
the change Of life From to 10 pills will
cure that common yet dreadful complaint, the
Whites. Nearly every female In the land suf
fcrs from this complaint. The above pill has
permanently cured thousands and will cure if
you use them. They cannot harm you, on the
contrary, they remove all distractions, restore
nature to its proper channel, and invigorate tive
whole system. Ladies whose health will not
permit increase of family will find these
pills a successful preventative.
Pregnant females, or those supposing them
selves so, arc cautioned against using these
pills while in that condition lest they invite
miscarriage, after which admontion the pro-
pnetor assumes no RESPONSE bhity-although
the mildness of the pills will do no injury to
health.
N. B-lhe ingredients composing the gen.
une pill are made known to every agent, and
they will tell you the pills are free from any
thing injurious and yet will do all claimed fol
them
Full and explicit explanation accompany
each box. Price 81 90 per box.
Sold by A. B. CLARKE, Druggist,
West end of Bridge, independence,
Gent Ag't for Buchanan CO., Iowa.
Ladies by sending the above agents 81 90
through the Independence Post Office, can have
the pills sent (contidentially) by mail to any
part of the country, free of postage
N Book out for counterfeits. Buy 10
Golden Pills of any kind unless every box is
signed S. Howe. All others are of base i'm
position, and unsafe therefore, as You value
your lives and health Ito say nothing of being
humbugged out of your money! buy only of
those who show the signatures of S D. Howe
on every box, which has recently been added,
on account Of the pills beng counterfeited
Sold also by Allen IL Iiosford, Dubuque, To-
wa Bishop & Benjamine, Cedar Falls, Iowa
S, Crawford d Co. Galena, III Ernmert &
Burell, Freeport Lord d Smith, Chicago, and
by one druggist in every village and city in
the United States.
S. d. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Oct ii, 1862 f6-3O-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-25
HOUSE FOR SALE.

I'HE house owned by DR.. SMITH. and DC
cupied by him before his removal 10 Ken.
lucky, Is now offered for sale at Ss1D. II has
two lots TERMS-half cash balance In land
in this county, or on two years time. secured
by mortgage Apply TO c. r LEApITT or
to DIR. II 5. CHASE, Independence.
June 8, ls63. HAT
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-25
Beware Of Imposition /!
Adj nninistratOr's Notice.

INO the heirs. creditors, and all persons in
l. terested in the estate of Samuel II Bull
len: You are hereby notified TINT John Les.
lie has this 2iih day OF July. A. ID. 1868, been
appointed by the County Court Of Buchanan
County. Iowa, Administrator OF tho eo' ds.
ehattels, and estate, OF Samuel ii. Bullcn, late
OF Louisville, Kentucky, deceased All per
sons having claims against said estate are re-
quested 10 present and have them filed necor-
ding to law, and all persons indebted TO said
estate are requested TO settle the same with the
said administrators without delay
JOHN LESLIE, Admir-.
July 2s, 1863, tls.5nl
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-25
TO PROMOTE GOOD HEALTH
Use THE
DlNDELION AND WILD CHERRY
BlTTERS-
BlTTERS-

'THE undersigned would respectfully tender
his thanks to the people Of Northern To-
wa for their beIal patronage during the brief
period the above named medicine has been be-
fore the public The high price OF glass and
other material used, together with the direct
government tax, has compelled me to advance
tn, price OF my medicine. This necessary ]
regret no less than the intelligent public who
assure me of their confidence in the healing
virtue Of my BlTTERS by the continuance OF
their patronage since the advance in price.
am now happy to assure my customers and the
public that the advance in the price of my
medicine does not 90 into my pocket but is de
posted in the government treasury to do its
part towards subduiug the rebellion. "Au
ounce OF prevention is worth pound of cure,
is an old saying, but none the worse for age :;
thnn, II Won would save mMnN lociars hills
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-25
WAR CLAIM OFFICE
/. w. HA RI.
Licensed Government Claim Agt.

hFFlCE Up Stairs, one Door West Of Mar
~ quette Il Mckenzics Furniture Store.
Main Street. Independence. Iowa.
OFFERS HIS SERVICES To THE PUB
lie IN the Prosecution Of Demands and Claims
against the Government Particular attention
given 10
Pensions, Back Pay, end Bounty Money iue %
officers. SoldisrS. and SeamcH
The Widow. if there be one, If not, the Faith
er, Mother, Brothers or Sisters, or other legal
heirs OF such soldiers as may die or be killed
in the service, are entitled To he Bounty And
the wife if there be one. il not. the children
uadcr 10 Years Of age, ii there h. any, arc en-
titled 20 Pension Of such Deceased soldiers
Also Orphan Sisters and widowed Mothers. Ii
they were in whole ar in part dependant on
such Soldier for support, are entitled to Pen.
sion, in ease there ls no Widow or Children
left Of such Deceased soldier
li- no pay required except Officers Fees
aud Revenue Stamp for applications, Gntil th,
Claim IA received. 81
le3ypcDdeaee, March 81 l-6, a.