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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
EsTATE OF ALEM MARR. nrCrAsr


In fae OrPhca'S Court Of Co'pmJiq Couatu
TO Chester {. iIarr, NilIiam Mari, Charles Mari.
Nelson arr, Hiram :. 'tarr, Rachel ivrrhart lat,
Euchel Narr, ani l'arrigt Van Lew. late Harriet
Mari children Of Alem (latr, late Of Scott township
in Columbia county, deceased:
NDI and each of you are h r by notified. that in
pursuance nf writ Partition ana aud Valuation
issu I'd out "l ia Orphans Court of the county ut Dl.
UmbiH for the partition and valuation 0Gtut real IS.
tate Of en- Mari decd. situate in the county of Cot
uHbia VIII hold an Inquest the said premise on
1'esaay TIE T'rcniy-srccHih day Of lapuqfy rcrr
at the mansion house Of the said Alem Narr, dcr'I
in the county of oumbll when and VIII re YOU are
requested 70 attend if you lhiuk proper:
JOSIAH H. FURNAN,
nj, SHsrftF urFFE' -, ,,, Sac'if
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

LS'dte OF Isaac wagner, 81, dech
CotrTntA Coryry, So
n the Orphans court If Columbia CoRRiy aforesaid,
inter a'ia u Is mrs coHiajatd:
On the petition of Isaac Wagner, one Of the heirs Of
Isaac NufHcr deceased, who died iui estate, and of
Benjamin nOmboy the husband of Sarah Bumboy, who
Is another Of the heirs Of said isaac Wagner, deed
was preferred to the Court respectfully representing
hHt the Inquest appointed by tn Court at tha May
icrn thereof A. H., Ic62 to make partition or valua-
ton Of the Real Estate of the said dcccdunt, have
turned that the said promises cannot be- divided
TO accommodate al the heirs Of the said dcccdcnl
that the may be parted and divedrd 80 as to
accommodate some of the heirs -f the said doccdeut
and they have partcd the accordingly 1hl prt.
TONERS therefore pray the Court will grant ruc anon
the heirs andrcprcsgmtuvcs OF sah dCccdeut rcquir.
ing them to b. and appear at the stated Orphans Court
IN February urNt then and til to Cccpt rudsV the
sald Estate at the valuation thereof and in All
the heirs and representatives. refuse TO take the
same, then to show cause il Huy they have why the
said premises should not b. sold according tn act
BENJAMIN BONiROY,
ISAAC WAGNER
WercUpou, Dec Ath 1889, Petition read and rule
granted, personal notice thereof to be served on tn
parti'S in thg County and six weeks notice b. given
by publication in on Of the newspapers n Nluums
bury Columbia county, and a paper containing the
notice To 6t sent 10 the p'rti2s ont of tnr County
NhcrG ihclr residence Is known. Ev th' Court
Certified from the Records pc Glh I-t3.
JACOB YER y. C2crk O. e.
The various parties interested the above Petition,
VIII please acc pit the foregoing uotiiicaton.
JOSIAH II. FURM AN
SuEUFr's OFFlcE. SAcrE
Bloomsbury, Dec. U, lSb2.-Gts. !
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AUDITORS NOTICE

IN TIE ORP"ANa COURT, FOR TIE COUNTY
OF COLUMBIA, FATE or JO.LPR HIiIYE,
LATE OF PINE TOWNSHIP, DAN
LII parsons interested viii take notice. that the I'M.
- dersl9n2d appointed Auditor by th' Orphans Court
OF 'lhe county ol No'umba, 10 sttlle ana Just III"
rates ami proportions Di tn balance assets in tn
hands OF ALIEN Is. WuTs, EXacltor Of JoSCpa Nllc,
d-aras'i 10 and pmo1g tlA aCya creditors Of the
derti nj, according TO the order established bv law,
Will mo t tn ptri Interested at the frothOnotary S
Uhcr, ia bloomsbury,
saturday. tic Trenigi day of Jaauqry, q. d. lSG3,
for th' pnrpos uf his 0ppoiutm'u ut when and whore
ali plTtI"~ 1T std requested to present their
cllus. or h- q, a,hlrTrd from coming in for share of
such assets.
VI, r. JACKSON, auditor,
Eloomsburg, December 10, lel2-lr.
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AINiWOR'N NOTICE.

IN the OEPHAN's COURT FOR TIE COUNTY a.,
COLI 1iilA. ESTATE or JOljN NJ. III kALGN,
La TIE UF FiSllNGCHELk TWP, DECD.
LII persons Interested viii take nrocc, that tie
y Undersigned appointed AuGitur by the OrrhaL's
Cont OF b' county of Columbia, exceptions il,dtu
th' acculnt Of NIiiam BuckaiGw, one OF thi Etccu.
tors Of john ~ dckaIGw dcc', will meet the parties
"crnsted al the Recorders Oiice, in ElspUrburg on
Sa'@rd " The Iirc@g F"ar doy Of Joaarry, g. H I-Ga
Ter the purposes Of his appointment, Whrm and here
an piriies interested are requested attend if In
fhlhk proper.
JoHN e, FREEZE, .44aitor.
Bloomaburg, December ~, l-tI Nv.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

IN THE oEFIAN's CulrR FOR THE CUTNTY OF
COLUMBIA. ESTATE or 'RRAGAM STEWART,
LATE ot MlFF"lH TUWNSH p, DIC'D
bLprrsoas Interested, viii tax notice that the un.
d.r-i-ned, apprInttd AU.h,nr by the Orphan :
tnrt"i t'd"WI county, 10 roPort distribution oi the
balance ~ IA iaIHs VI Sttats B. NJ autZ. AGminis-
rtioT of salt Abruhdm stewart dccd., n aud at.uuy
~ r2tl umdni> an representative of t.ie dycrdcnt
Will meet e parties interested his OF. e Ia Bo0Hs.
burg
Y&arsdgy tie 7-eay.nintA day Of January A. D., 1874
f'r the purposes of his appointment An persons in,
ST." ar required to present thrIr claims fore tn
Nllt'r or Dc GeDarred from cunning in fIr share Of
thCIuud,
- T.. II. LITTLE .q0Gu0r
bloomsbury, December 90, Ie02-4w.
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AUDITORS NOTICE,

IN THE ORPHAN's COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
COLA nBi 4, tSFAIE OF PEYER CR4HFOhO,
LArE OF MADISON TOo Nsllr, DEC'D.
. LII p'rsuns Interested viii take notice, that the
UNDERMINED, app olnted Auditor by th' Orphans
Court for "a. county "i olnmbia, 10 t,2 a.Jusi
th' rates ana proportions of the balance assets IN
lhh hands Of loHN SNlIH adnnstrat of P,tcr Crar.
Jcrl deceased, 60 auh among the respective creditors
ul ID deceased, according 20 the order established By
law vi meet III" parties interested at the Fr1thouG
tary' 5 Olhca, IN Hlh3m>bUrg on
saturday. he lNerfgFOUrb dqg Of January, =. d. led2
for the purposes of his appointment when aud where
all parties interested are required to pres their
claims or be dcbarred from coming in for share of
such assets
NJ. z. JACKSON .ludii0r,
Bloom sburg, December u, l,J2- IT,
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COLU MBlA DHMOCR At
SATURDAY, JiNUARY "a, 1863.

cs7- We are glad to inform the public
that tho REv. THOMAS ii. CULLEN, late
of1ioPa, Peuna., has accepted the Rector
ship OF 81. Poul's Church, Bloomsbury .;
and that he expects te hold his first service
on tic first Sunday in March, being the
first day Of the month.
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AUDITOR S NOTICE.

IN TUE oR!HAN@ cOuRT FOR TIE COUNTY or
IViJ a., tSlAtH OF JOSIAH FOWLER
E7llE Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court Of Col
umbia clhuty, to audit settle aud adjust the ac.
count Of AN1H Fowler AlmiHistratriy Of Josiah FoW
lcr' IRth ii trmr'ftok tuWn'hp Columbia cuuuty
dechasrd aud ~ mah: tIstribl ion OF Ire balance in
,Hn htnis @i tn arcnunant, VIII meet The parties in.
teIrHttI Tor tha purpose OF his appuiHtmrn at his
once, in tinnmshurr Tuesday the 2Jth duv Of Jan
uary, l-d3. at ten O'Clock, 4. NJ.
ROBERr +. CLARK, .fuditor
bloomsbury, December %, I-g2-4w
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AlLLIrNR.S S NOTICE.

OF colt M1iA, TATE OF HFNRT hRUlL
LATE ~ CONTOUR Tow NSIIIP CO.
LL persons inter stnd, vii take notice that the
= un arsigued, Hppuutrd Auditor by the orphan S
C0ur of Columbia C0uny to report Gistribuion ofth'
balance in the hand Uf GrugGE LEUEtR and pE&R II.
KAsHSER, Executors of Hoary Bram, deceased, onnd
among the legatges Of The dec don't will meet the par
ties Interested At his oice in BloonIsburg, on
SAursday the TrsHy.niah day Of JdnuGry, 2, D. 1853
for the purposes of his appointment Al persons in
teresed required 10 present their claims before tue
Auditor, be deblrred fron coming in for shufa Of
the fund.
ROBERT p. CLARK, suditr
Btoomsburg December 10, is62~S
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ADMINISTRATORS S NOTICE.

Est ,}e 0t DtRI( f0rR5'rgf|, HsCeEs@d.
Z EiTERS Of Administration on The estate of Daniel
l4lrIhl rrr late Of i.urhst township, columbia Gov
dee astt have been grant ID hY the Register Of Coum-
ba county, % the nlrrsiguDdi all persons bavlng
claims aTaiHs the estate of lhe drC"nrlt request
ed 10 sent them 10 the Administ,ariX, at her rcs,
dencc in sadowusbip, without delay and all persons
indebted 20 make payment forthwith.
HANNAH II lRNBERGER, .Aimr'r
January 10, lsG3.-iw. So 90.
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THE confessions AND EXPERIENCE OF A
fOOR YOUNG MANA gentleman having been cured
:" lut results of early error ana disease. will from
m'Hves VI b1ner olcnc send to thosr who request il
copr OF th' Hhlvu int fatilg narrative, publ ,hru y
hlms'E This little book j. designed as warning and
caution 10 young man ana thosn WhW suf from Ncr-
NoI5 Debllitf, 10. Of hcm.ry Prone urr Decay, Sc
&C. Supplying az the same tna th means Of sofcurc
"m2l- eyucs will BE- sent uudcr seal in plain cnvcl-
op''-WNhodt charge, TO any who request il, by ad
dressing the author.
CHAS. 4 LAMHERT
Gr'cnpnint, Long Island, New York.
Now O. len9.-Hm
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TRAVERSE JURORS
Enn I,Imr.I- 4 I. V llr ~ ~

TRAVERSE JURORS
For FEBRUARY Term, lSG3.
Bloom Judah Poano, Philip Uneng.t, Charles Kuh.
l"r, Jos rh !lurrl g.
For B,tUi'k -UoWuHnud Boone.
BraVpr -Chat". hlcNichpul
Briartrcrt-Eavil r'5tlr Sr Samuel Conner
Cat'n"is~a-Wm. Greasy, tcrumin Miller. George
Errisch.
Centre John Grover, Gyms rr.vcling.
tunynchdm Aicy1u!pr ".
Iranhlh-'Nm. MtnsCh Hani'l Narr. George Scott.
FisiinGcutk--H III, Buckalrw.
Greenwood Isaac Patton, George Washburn Joseph
Keller.
Il,uioCk Robert Russ'l cyrus Rces.
Locust Peter Mier ir George Keller, Peter TIcwig
Madison Alfred p'sg, John ,astslcr, John Smith,
H'ury Warner.
Mtln-Imaru"l KIrkcnGal
Pine Joseph Shoemaker, Israel Bogart Jacob Drei
III. his.
sucarnar james T. Eie, VIM A. Kile.
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GtAND JURORS

FOR FEBRUARY TERM, 1853.
Bloom John Stcrner.
Rorou.h of Berwick John McAnall.
Bcav3r-Elias snyder,
Ccutrr--Irvi liutChisOn John Xaucr, Henry Hess
linton ilG'rag.
CattnWissit it-Nu. Xarr.
FIshngcrcrk John NcIlrurv
tlankiIn-liiramJ ReGhsr, ThOs Hover
Greenwood Nathias Applemun
Jackson jacob iouny
Locust Samuel Adams, David lIauck, Gore Flower,
Horny RioUds LcGnard Adams
Madison WA. Wirtrtstcen, Wm. krCamcr,
Uraug.-jos rh l'ayhUrst
pinc--iG Pjtrsrl
RnI'ingcrock Phillip Cooi.
5 OFT tt-Chailes Fowler.
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IHAME TO the premises Of the fuh.criher,
in Jackson township, Columbia county sontt tine
FS.-r5--'- inscpt'Hbar last
'Sf-;.3 A FED STIrR,
sr-T& .Tr with white face, hole in the left car and
-ln in the night, and is two years old past
left ear.
Thr owner is requested 10 come forward prove
property and pay charges rthcy viii be disposed of
ACCORDING TO law.
HIRAM BAKER,
Iopuo,v ISrg
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
E,Late oE Jonathan Try, decreased.

T FILTERS Of Administration on the Estate Of iona.
EJthan Fry, late of Montour township, Columbia co..
deceased have been granted by the Register of Colum
bia co to the undersigned all persons having claims
against the of the deCendont are requested "a
nreseut them TO the Undersigned at his residence IN
sad township without delay, and all persons indebted
PETER HEINBACH, y9d-r.
January 10, is03.-4v, 81 co.
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NOTICE.
APPLES FOR THE HOSPITALS

CENTRAL OFFICE, SANITARY COMMISSION,
WASHINGTON, October ID, le62
The inquiry being frequently made whether the Com
mission wishes to receive apples for tho use Of the
wounded It shouuimnediatriv be published as widely
as possible, that dried apples Cann.t be sent TO its de-
pots in too large quantrs, Iown and Village Relief
Societies requested TO mat arrangements par
ing, cutting ana drying by their members and such
volunteer asst stance they can enlist and 20 notify
farmers that they viii receive such good fruit they
NAV b. dispose ufrt and unable themselves 10
properly prepare Dried apples may be sent in barr
or boxes or in strong bags marked TO be kept dry"
Dried traits Of other kinds, aud all good canned fruits
will be very acceptable. - ~
October IL, 1862 General SeCrotuy.
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a CARD - TIE suFFERfNG.-Th rcv. William
oSsrovc, while lahoiing as Missionary In Japan,
was cured ut toushnptiun when all other means had
lll ID, by recipe obtained from learned physician
tCsl1iHs III tho gteatciy Of Jcddo. his recipe has
cured great nnmbrs who were sulling from consump.
n'h' bronchitis sure hroat, Coughs aud Colds aud
W uGOity ana nervous depression caused By these
disorders. -
n'sirous Of honehtirg others, will d this recipe
Whirh have brought home with me, to all who ne cd
il, free of charge. Address
REv. WIN. COsGpOVE
430 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, N. y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT.
ENCE OF A NERVOUS INVALID

& rupfsh hed for the benc6trnd as a caution to young
mcu, an" o'htrS, VINO suifJr from feryons dobilitv
Lafly d"ty, aud tleir Kindred aiIments-runpl,ing In n
, .nn means Of Sc fcnre; by one wno has cured him
medical humbug and quackrfy, Ey cnrIoSimg 10, u,
paid directed envelope, single copies may bo had nftbo
author Nailianiol Mayfair, Esq, Beai,fd Kings conn
~, New York. '"
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- 49, - - Wv nv W, HONGNfr tsNpre
may be allevatod and cured by the use Of Madame
IndoC PprtCr's curative BalsanI.
This Invaluable me liciuc posses the cXtraordina
~ poWer ofrclcving Immediately whooping Couch
llonrseness, Difficulty Of breathing, lIuskincss aud
uckhg IN The throat. ltIooscn' thr phlcgm aud viii
violent remedy, but cmullieut- warning senrthing
nnd effective Can be taken by the oldest ppr.on or
youngest child; For safe by all Drugnsts at 10 and
p sents p1r bottle
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Olr receipts wcrc cncouraHng for December. We
thauN our PATRONS orthrir prompuude and trust 9th.
err will emulate their example. iemttanccs by mail
- nllr nNNIi ri-k.
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ES T r AY s.

INNOU LI I
Eluomsburg, Jan. 10, l-G3.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-04

EE- Major McCooK. Of Ohio, the
father Of the fighting MoCooKs'. three oil
whom have already fallen in this war
two of them generals-was recently kill.
ed in the late contest with the rebel
MORGAN. Ii is stated as a strange con.
icidence that his youngest son. CHARLES,
was killed at Bull Run. on the 2lst day
of July. 1861, Gen. RoBERT McCooK. on
the 2lst day Of July, 1862. and the faith
er on the 2lst Law of july 1893.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-04
War News.

@ JOHN MORGAN, Col. CLAUKE, and
about 80 other Rebel officers of Morgan s
command, have been lodg ed in Cincinnati
prison, in retaliation for similar treat
ment given to Col. STRAIGHT and his
command.
Gen. HERON ard his command have
been ordered to New Orleans, and will
probably soon be heard from, and, as al
ways, grasping the laurels Of victory.
Col. BUssEy, of this State. chief OF
cavalry OF Gen. SHERMAN's army, has
made another very successful raid upon
Canton Mississippi. They destroyed an
immense amount ofproperty valuable to
the rebels, and about 40 miles Of railroad,
with several bridges.
Gen. GILMORE does not seem to pro-
gress very fast in his reduction of Fort
Wagner. His loss in the unsuccessful as
saults upon that ratification, numbers
about $50, according to his official re-
port. The 54th Massachusetts (negro)
regiment, fought heroically, and were
badly cut up.
No news from the army of the Poto-
mac.
Steamers have arrived at st. Loui:
from New Orleans, showing that the
Mississippi is open.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-04

From all parts of the State we hear of the
most hearty unanimity in support and approx
al of our ticket. '-Cioitdn.
EE- This is a great lie, even for Ros-
zELL. The Sioux City Register. and the
North Iowa Times, two of the ablest
Democratic papers of the State, do not
support the ticket. And even your
nominee for Governor declines to run.
Not only that, but you know that the
Mahonyites and the Tu,tletes a:e mani
testing anything else but good feeling
toward each other. Worse still, your
State Central Committee have gotten up
fight on their own account. The
Chairman, LIE GRAND. Tax TITLES. BYING
ToN-he who recently got his nose pull
ed by Adjutant General BAKER for his
reasonable talk-has issued manifesto
on his own account, making kind Of
supplementary platform for the party,
even more contemplate than that adopted
by the State Convention. Thereupon
&. NJ. TODD, the Secretary of the Com
mittee issues manifesto against Old
Tax Titles, raking him down severely
All this shows wonderful happy state Of
feeling among the treason-s ympathizers
Of Iowa
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF an Execution issued out
ID ofand undo: the Seal of the District
Court, of Buchanan County, Iowa, in favor of
Caspar Rowse, and against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenements, of Nathaniel
Walker, the following described property,
viz:
The Northwest fractional ID of Section one,
Township Eighty eight, Range Eight. in Blu
chanan County, Iowa.
Which property, as above described, I will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door Of
the Sheriff's Office, in the village of Indepen-
dence, on Saturday, the 9Th day of September,
AID. 1863, at Two o'clock, P. NJ. of said day, to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said Execution
and costs.
JOHN M. WESTFALL, SHERIFF.
Sheriff g Office, Independence, Iowa,)
July 9th, 1863. l9-4w
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Sherifr's Sale OF Unclaimed Goods

The following described property, having
remained in store over six months, uncalied
Tor and unclaimed, will be sold at public auc-
, ,eca, on SATURDAY the 29th day of August
1863, commencing at o'clock p. M. at the ware.
house OF Lyon a. TefTt, at the Depot. In Deepen
dence, Iowa. to the highest bidder for cash.
to defray expenses incurred upon the payment
OF the freight and charges duo and unpaid on
the said property, and all accruing costs, to
wit:
Three Grain Drills. manufactured by Biek-
ford IL Huffman, Of Macedon, New York.
JOHN M. WESTFALL, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Independence, Iowa.
July 18th, 1863. { l6-6w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-04

Er' A very severe hail-st passed
through the northern section OF Bremen
County on Tuesday Of last week. The
PAo'n'r says that near Quarter Section
Grove 1t learns that there were piles Of
hail stones screen inches aeep. Entire
fields Of wheat were destroyed and corn
nearly ruined. While these storms have
been all about us, doing much damage,
we believe Buchanan County has esca
ped any devastation.
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ARIoN.
respondence of the Guardian.

Moscow, TENN, July 2lst, 1863.
FRIEND RIcH Lieut.. John E., Peck
OF Co. |, fine little fello was appoint
ed Provost Marshal of this place. to sue
coed Capt. Slocum, and officated in tina.
capacity for several days. with satisfac-
ton to both soldiers and citizens. But
an order from headquarters Of chief Of
cavalry, disposes of Provost Marshals at
tie posts along this line Of r. r. 1t de.
clares that each little town cannot be
considered post, and hence relieves all
officers on post duty. II further closes
the lines against citizens. This we of
course like, for we are heartily sick Of
having guerrillas running at will through
our camp. That the citizens of this
country are becoming more loyal each
day | do not doubt learn from good,
and | think reliable sources, that since
the recent important victories. many Of
the leading citizens of Memphis and
throughout west Tenn, have become
convinced that the rebel cause is hope
less one. and that they would at once
welcome back again the old flag and The
old Union. AS evidence of returning
loyalty it can be truthfully stated, that
previous to our advent to this place, there
was always brigade or more of troops
here, and often seven or eight thousand.
With that strong force of infantry. caval-
ry and artillery, there were frequent
raids made upon the road in this vicinity
Now with only our regiment, two com
panies Of cavalry, and a section Of bat
terry, there is but seldom any disturb
ance. Last Sunday evening two brdg-
es were burned near Corinlh, but in a
few hours they were all repaired, and the
train reached Memphis before dark.
These planters ave lost all they pos.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-04
SIIERIFF,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 Philo
Smith, and against the lands and tenements
of Enos Sheldon. the following described mort
gagged property, viz:
The Northwest quarter of the Northwest
quarter of Section Six, in Township Eighty
nine, Range Seven, West, in the State of Iowa
Which property, as above described, will
offer for sale, at Public Auction. at the door of
the Sheriff s Office, in the village of Indepen-
dence. on Saturday. the 22d day OF August,
A. D. 1863, at Two o'clock, l.. NJ. Of said day, 70
the highest bidder, to satisfy said execution
and costs.
JOHN M. WESTFALL, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Independence, Iowa,l
July 10th, 1869. ( 4.Aw