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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-07
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oC7 Broadway. Fsv Yorh
Gen~rn~nss rurnishng hhirta C0Ars Tss mto<ts,
B<arfa Pocks Handssrkisfs sasr~sssrs unaer ahivss
Dfa~erss Half Hss~. Drislsg clesss. Eokrs a. Cham
krvs yrrnrh Fmoking And Br~AtfAs, Is<ssta
tmbrefas. TrsxsllnT rhsvls A. 40. Ar
Af.FxAhDHK KID gfOvEs
TIEE SHIRTS AND COLLARS hAbk TO ORDER
Pine 0snse h~nse Unasr sbirss 81 ~ sAxb, - ~ p~r
doxsn Also . larxs sso@x of hasis. fAcsn ssa Js2a
DR.. n cur % d and wawantsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-07
DRY 0SN,sSs.
QLAcK SILK IN THE couSrRy.
AT rHE IMPORTERS PRICES
LE0RArs. No. rD Broadway. ss~ Tori


Ores the ladies all the biAck Auk having
The from ALI tho nrst rr.nea nAnufAeturr
whkh he seils a. importers pfieea
Ten samples will b. any ~ The Us'ef states
p~ssons applying for hem BY bitter, sod ksy s~nd
orders the sods vli Be seiivered W nsn by sspfsss
against YAymsni free ~ charges
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06

Ep Capt. LITTLE purposes returning
! to his company the present week His leg
is getting better. and although he is not
yet fit for duty. be is chatting TO be back
10 his command. A more modest, drawer
and better soldier. never wore shoulder
straps. than Capt. Little. He will prob
ably be glad to carry messages to any OF
his company.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06
AT Home.

Aht
RE- We rejoice to SEQ Lieut. J. p
sSAMPsos, of the Signal Corps. Lieut. S
IA. REED, Of the l2th Louisiana (colored J
'Regimen,, and private JIMMY HARRroAS.
of Capt. LEES company. at home, looking
hale and hearty. Lieut.. S,MPsoss du
ties as Signal officer are important. and
his selection for sucl duties speaks well
tor his intelligence and his conduct
Lieut.. REED has entirely recovered from
bis wound received at Champion Hills,
,aod his promotion to commission. over
hundreds of other applicants, shows
his competence and the superior nature
OF HE reeomme ndation, and endorsements
JIxNy HaRRioAs has been through all
the battles in whiah the 9Th has been EN-
gagged. aud never teceived scratch. aud
has noier been sick JIAMr is a trump,
and bates a Copperhead. be says. as bad
as be does the rebels
They all return promptly to their du,
ties.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06
Send in the Returns.

Ev We shall delay our paper one
day. probably, in order to publish the
result Of the elec ton Ii some friend In
each township will send US the returns
as soon as canvassed, wa shall be great
ly oblgel, AS will ba the people. also.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06

Ey See advertisements OF Teachers
Institute, and Of the U. S. Collector
Both are important TO those to whom
they are addressed.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06
a Com piim ent.

EV A number Of the friends Of Mrs
Few. thinking that injustice was done
her in the award of the Committee on
Equestriansm, n. the Fair. have raise
purse of $50. aud presented to her We
have received copy of the correspon
dence, but cannot find room for il this
week.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06
Tickets.

Tickets.
Eg Union tickets can ha had gratuit
ously at the Guardian Ofiire. Let the
Union men Of every township see thar
their precinct is abund9ntl5 supplied
and that the tickets are at the polls be
fore the time OF voting arrives.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06
Send In Your Vegetables.

ET The Ladies' of the Aid Society
intend packing and shipping lot OF veg
etables to !ha Sanitary Commission. and
invite ali who have ANYTHING to give to
send them in promptly. They may be
left al the Post Office.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06

Markets.
rs- Wheat is selling at 1927 cents
Oats at 38M39 Pork, live, at $3, 50
Butter at 1898. Eggs, 10 cents per
dozen.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06
Thu 27th.

Thu ozth.
EF- The 9Th Regiment was at Lit
tie Rock, on the 2lsi ult., all we'll We
have received couple Of letters but
have no space for them.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06
Sale Of Property.

Sale Of Property.
TE- ALLEN sold his brick block, the
past week, TO r.. r PLANE, for $4,000
cash. Cheap enough.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06

BEAUTIFUL WOVE SHAWLS, at
MYERS & HODGES.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06
FARM FOR SALE.

rINHE subscriber offers his farm of 10 acres
L together with hourishing grove of -
acres, situated on Pine Greek. miles from
Independence, on the Buffalo road, ]. is oae
al The most desirable locations in the county.
well wa,ered hy Pine Greek. House large,
main building 2ix2s feet, addition l6x30 feet,
with good well Of water Also good vare
~ Of shade aud fruit trees Will sall farming
too :, Horses. Wagon, &c also Growing Crops
Il pi-hed, and give possession immediately
The above property WILL BE SOLD CHEAP.
Most of the money can remain on mortgage.
Apply to DR., II :. Chase. Independence. on
to the subscriber on the promises
W " CONE.
June 30th 1859 IA 3m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06
SEittIsIFF'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 Moses
B Headley and Levi Spealman, and against
the lands and tenemvns of Ca eb Goundry.
the following described mortgaged property
VIZ:
The Southeast quarter of Section Eight and
the North half of the Northeast quartr of See.
ton Seventeen, and the Southwest quarter of
Section Nine, all in Township Eighty.nnr
north, of Range Eight west, in Buchanan
County, Iowa.
Which property, as above described, will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door OF
the Sheriff Office, in the village of Indepen-
dence, on Saturday, the 18th day of November,
a. D. 1868, mt Two clock, l.. NJ. of saii day. to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said execution
and costs.
JOHN NJ. WESTFALL, Sheriff.
Shcriffs Office, Independence Iowu,l
October lst, 1868. 2S-1w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06

CHOICE NEW BALMORAL SKIRTS, at
MYERS l. HODGES.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06
Attention, u. L.

AtlcIIIUEs u IL
Every member Of the Independence
Council OF u. L. Of A., is particularly
requested 10 be present at the next meet
ing Of The League, on FRIDAY night.
as business Of importance is to be trans.
acted. Speaking may also be expected
Come out, every one.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06

MYERS d HODGES is THE PLACE TO
BUY YOUR GOODS.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06
PROCLAMATION.

To al to whom these presents shall come, gree.
ting
WHEREAS, 1t il, by an Act Of the General
Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, made the duty
of the Governor, at least thirty days before any
general election to issue his Proclamation dee
ignating all the offices to be filled Ivy vote Of
a the electors in the State, or 10y the electors
of any judicial District.
Now therefore. /, Samuel J Kirkwood Gov
ernor of the State of Iowa, do by this my Proc
lamation, publish and declare, that at the gem
era election TO be held in this State on the
second Tuesday of October next, the following
Offices are TO be filed, to wit:
The office of Governor;
The office of Lieutenant Governor;
The office of Judge of the Supreme Court
Also, the office of Senator in the 18th Scna-
torial District, composed fthe county Of Keo-
kuk, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the alb
sence of Hon. | z. Teter, in the service of the
United States;
Also, the Office Of Senator in the 31th Scna-
torial District, composed of the county of Jones
to fill the vacancy Gee stoned 10y the removal
OF Hon. VIM. ii Holmes thereiIom
Also. the Office of Senator in the 18th Sena-
tQrial District composed q thecounty Of Mus
catinc, to I'll the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation ofiIon. VIM. G. Woodward
A lso, the office of Senator firm the AID Dis
sence lin the United States service Of Eon. NJ
V Burdick.
Whereof all citizens and officers concerned,
particularly the Sherffs of the several counties
will take notice and he governed according
Iy.
In testimony whereof, | have
81 6 I hercuuto set my hand and affixed
the Great Seal Of the State of To-
wa.
Done at Des Moincs, this Doth day Of Au-
gust, a. d. 1863 Of the Independence of the
United States the eighty eighth, and of this
State the seventeenth.
BY the Governor.
SAMUEL J. LAKEWOOD.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State.
NorE.-Thc fifth section OF chapter l59.
laws of 1858, provides as follows: 1t shall
be the duty of the Shert to give at least ten
days notice thereof, to be published ia some
newspaper published in the county, if nny be
published therein, and if not, by posting a
copy of the proclamation in not less than five
of the most public places in the county"
J NJ. WESTFALL, Sheriff Buch'n Co
Sept Is, 1863. [25-f
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06
Ladies' Aid Society.

Ey- The next meeting Of the Aid So.
ciety will be held on "Wednesday Even
inc mex at the residence Of Mrs. JORDAN
The public are invited.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06
Administrators Notice.

ITO the heirs creditors, and all persons in
ttrested inthe estate Of Samuel II. Bull
len You are hereby notified that John Les.
lie has this 9th day OF July, A. u, 1868, been
appointed by the County Court Of Buchanan
County, Iowa, Administrators Of the 60, Is,
chattels. and estate, of Samuel H. Bullen, late
of Louisville, Kentucky. deceased All per
sons having claims against said estate are re-
quested to present aud have them filed necor.
ding to law. and all persons indebted TO said
estate are requested To settle the same with the
said Administrator without delay
JOHN LESLIE, Admir-
July %, 1868. tls-3m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06

CARPETS. cARPETs. CARPETS. at
MYERS & HODGES
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06

List OF Premiums Award ed at the 9Th
Annual Fair of tac Buchanan County
Agricultural Society,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06
WAR CLAIM OFFICE.
L. w. II y RI,
Licensed Government Claim ACT,

nFFlCE Up Stairs, one Door West OF Mar.
~ quctte L Mckeuzie's Furniture Store,
Main Street lnde pendcnee. Iowa
OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO TIE PUB
lie in the Proseeaticn Of Demands FAD Clairn.
against the GOVERNMENT. Particular attention
given 10
Pensions, Bdek Pay, daa Roas', .Moas,, ips to
Offers Soldiers, and .Sean,sa.
The Widow. ii there be ono. j. 90. the Fs,A
q Mother, brothers &c Sisters, cr ether legal
heirs Of such soldiers a. May diy or Lc hilleI
% the service, are entitled 10 the Bounty. Aud
the wife, Il there hc one IL not. the Children
under 10 years Of age. ii;Acr0 lie any, arr ca
utled 10 Pension Of such Deceased soldiers
Also 0rphaa Sisters and widowed Mothers. il
they We're in Whole or in part. dependant on
sUch Soldier for support, arr entitled 10 pCr
sion IL case thete is no Widow or Clallren
I'm Of sGch Diseased Soldier
lJ No pay required. except 0aityJs' Yea.
and Revenue Stamp tog applils'cts y ' ti,e
Claim : received ~
il ial"nioLc ArG>A :. 80, 43+f
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-06

ID 81 " IHeI pS"iSc' " afnc l,u1
DOMESTIC COOKERY.
Best wheat bread. Mrs Jesse Merrill 50
Best corn bread. Mrs. II Sparkling 50
Three kinds preserves Mrs James Brown %
Nine kinds Sorghum preserves, Mrs. H.
Sparkling $50
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Bes, pair woolen socks, J. NJ. Brooks 50
do ladies hose. Miss n. Sparkling so
do woolen mittens, Mrs. j. NJ Fargo rs
Best specimen stocking warn. do IS
Beet } yards itnnel. Mrs. j. Slemons 800
Best bed quilt. Miss Irene Smith 100
Best Home made carpeting Mrs. j NJ.
Fargo 100
Best flannel sheets, Mrs j NJ Fargo 50
do blankets. John Moore 50
FANCY ARTICLES.
, embroidered foot stools, Miss L. N. Whea-
ton 50
tattng collar, Miss Eva Garrett 25
Best Ottoman Cover, Miss Anna Kinsley l.0l
81 best do Miss Olive Brooks 50
embroidered ladies collar. do rs
basket sea moss. Miss L. NJ. Wheaton so
box flowers. Miss A. Sparkling 81
kat shawl, Miss Anna Kinsley leo
piano stool stool cover. i, 10 5
! crochet tidy. Miss Eva Garrett, Is
| toilet cushion, do so
] monochromatc do SO
crochet mararosa. do -
J card basket. MissE Glls,: Is
eheinise, Miss Irene Smith loo
skirt. 10 s
q ,wor basket. Miss VI Minis /. Oc
pencil dra wings Mrs Z P Baker 81
: pictures, Mss AIDA Parker So
show case John Wiley NJ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05


man 'na' u' RECEIVING uninst abuse from The
spesker. DE did not fee much alarmed At the
Iusn OF ne SraNe ana valiant fellows "ho Seut
Iot MN neH uemonsratioas we're. 20 o0uo',
Iui! - herce tos~r1- hm when trey ionne ne
Was cripple. a. II they bid found him -onnd
man Ar Henry vs. "a the Goverumeai service
when crippled he as on transport u a gun
boat, a. engineer lbs claim 70 benz Pfuios
or Union man" he thinks i fully equal 10 the
stay At home home guards. whose bravery
would induce d oi them to rush on cripple
His occupation VAS that OF pilot. before ne vas
crippled. running from u Louis - Ne~ orleans.
h's Psesent po-toibee address u BECKY Aire,
Union county. Indiana
t.. D~,,oc,.-,c &. .-u,,,xo - Vtxcxxxrs
me oasAe' H'ee''s y '''e D'''i' " h"oA
county, aud the adjoining counties IN Illinois,
which came off on Thursdar last. notsithstand.
g.. ,.,,,-,,i,;ou. w.,,h., ,.;,,,,o,,. -,
-
success Inc 'Ineennes sun saws:
On Wednesday night hesvy rain SET in con
tinuing until an early hour THURSDAY morning
which prevented thousands from attending but
in spite of this fact VAT throng poured in from
eli sectons-the trains from every direction
were well flled-every road leading TO town was
lined With vehicles of every description-and by
II o'clock NJ the extensive grounds we're alive
with reople--pre-enting the most animal ed scene
We have witnessed for many day Every pre-
cinct was lareely represenied by the mOst sub
stantiaI meu and beautiful women indeed we
heard il generally remarked that a more cIpt
waiting display OF "l.dies lair" was never seen n
this section. The crowd in sttendance Va
rionsly estimated NJ from 1000 TO 10000
The tables were Handsomely arranged, and liz
orally groaned under the weight of every substsn.
tinl and delicacy-the great hulk of il cuniribu
tel by the farmers in the neigh rhood: ani. be
sides all this, the tables replenished with
most excellent meats babecued in the be-, style.
on the ground. as fass the demand required.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05
From the Cincinnati Price Current
lrous IN Great britain.

We are permitted to make the following extract
from private letter. from reliable and intelli
gent merchant in Belfast. Ireland. to merchant
Of this city. regarding the crops in Ireland aud
England. The letter is dated the 18th of Sep
TENDER:
AS the wheat crop is further tested in the
barn. the yield appears to be enormous. the quail
ty fine From nv own observation IN
England. in concurrence with renort of threshers
| am sure the whole crop is something approach
ing the fabulous A farmer in lrel md tells me
he had "a bushe" per stock of IL shelves
This is ut bushel more than anything evei
he ,rd ofbeore. Potatoes. over the whole coun
try. better th,n for some wears. We dont
complain of want in any crop. Even on fax, the
abundance of il has brought down the marker
tumbliug to a lower figure than known for many
Years +"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05

frt ,e'r Of TIE war The immense forrifcaiions
~ I,fktnan. The cc'ehraied thirteen forts -
W iiils nl-burE. Fou Wagner. Fort Gregg. aud
the other works around Charlie ton 7 81 d rling,
aud the other thirty forts around Richmond !;
the celebrated Publications At Centerville and
Munson's Hill the Notifications on the land side
of SavaHnah and Mobile the Notifications AZ
Corinta.-were all erected by the labor Of the
slaves Of the south But the South j. DOW done
erecting Qualifications The wnr. in future. 30
faf ~ lhey are concerned, will be carried on by
bard fehiing; and the Sighting will be done. so
Ear - thes II do IL. hy armies numerically ~
perioT - ours--in word by concentrating their
forces % decisive poin,s. and Abandoning points
OF lesser impprtsnce.
This statement at the deiermin ttion Of the
Southern people 10 liher,te and arm their slaves.
in order that bv 80 doing they may gain their in
dependence, will be read with incrednIity by the
aboli;ionists in Northern Illinois. The idea will
be that u would he dangerous On do So and that
the slaves are not IL be fruste with arms because
they hate their masters That id.t "a entirely
delusive II the slaves wished TO revolt. they
have bad an opportunity tor more than two wears
past, while Their masters and their masters sons
have been of TO wars. Yet the slaves have never
been more faithful and industrious No. the
Southern people not afraid TO ar N their slaves
| in their defense They know and have proved
the fidelity OF the latter. of which could relate
7 hundreds OF individual instances that have come
under mr. observation Indeed the armng of
the slaves has always been contemplated by the
S ufhern leaders, hut only a. dernier resort.
| Unless | am entirel, deceived therefore the
North has TO contemplate the question of
/ lighting the Sputh with 6l0 900 or 100 600 more
tro0p~ in the rank, Of the latter than have here
tofore entered into calculation We have
hitherto said. "0h, we must succeed in the end,
because are 80 much stronger numerically than
the South But add 100000 serviceahe troops
to the Southern armies. aud where will the nu-
mercal superiority be then? X.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05
vhe Two Policies.

/. The Republican Poicy-to hold out to the
rebels no iuducemeut t. return t. the Umiun-nO
hope al pardon or restoration to cltzenShip--not
Ing but conf scatnu. extinction of their States
"a political communities, and division OF the
soil among emincipated slaves-nothing, in a
word. but black despair This is the Republican
policy
2 The Conservative Polcy-to meet the re
bellion with strong military arm, aud with the
distinct and firm assurance that no star shall be
plucked from the fl ~ of the Union-but at the
same time to hold wide open the door for the re
turn of the rebel States to their constitutional pn-
stion and their former status in the Union
whenever they will lay down their arms aud re-
new their allegiance This is the Conservative
position
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05
STATE ITEMS.

The vincennes Gazette of Saturday says
AccrpESr Geo Z Greene. editor of the
Sun, met with = accident yesterday,
chile out hunting. by the discharge of his gun
in jumping from a buggy. the contents OF which
passed through his left hand. causing a severe
aud paihid wound.
An Abolition sheet published in johnson
county. says no greater calamity could befall the
Abolition party thtn for VALLsSpIeHsM to be
elected Governor OF Ohio. and that il would be
u,re disastrous To the Republican cause than
dozen repulses of our arms. Every word true.
We have no doub, that The radical Republican
partsans in Indiana would rather see every one of
our soldiers in the field slaughtered by the rebels
than to loose their hold upon the public treasury.
or deprived Of political power.
Lawrence COUNTY The Democracy OF
this county met in convention at Bedford or
the 24,h Of september Dr.. BENZ. NEwLsSp
vxs chosen President. and J c CARLTON, Sec.
resarv The following ticket was nominated:
For Auditor. John VI H.vron. for Real Estate
Aporai-er. James " Prov; for Commissioner,
jesse Connolly: for Coroner. John Reath
The Richmond Jeffersouisn SAYS the follow.
ing incident occurred at the Wayne County Fair:
While Col Bridglshd speaking. on Thurs
d,y some one interrupted him bs hallooing for
yallandgham. Instantly halt dozen persons
went for the individual. when IL vas discovered
that he poor cripple. His crutches saved
him from getting licking II Telegram
Mr. J p Henry of Harrison tosnship. Union
county. requests 10 say that he il the who
hurrahed for yaIIandigham lie went into the
fair -upposing that IL vas an ~ .Icutural exhibi-
'ton but after he got IN. he found political speak
iag going ou and the Democrats being abused.
As he hal paid his money. he thought that so far
az politics we're concerned. Il ought 20 be as
free 20 one party rs the other. and therefore
sssreissd The privilege Of hurAhi1g for .
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-05
Gen. Frank blair ON Gen jim. Lane.
Gen. Frank Blair said in his ST Louis speech,

Ten. Ffitik DldiT saiu IN MS St. LOUIS Speech,
last Saturday:
Our innocent people-twentv thousand of
them-with their women and children, are 10 be
punished because they cannot hunt out aud 6ud
Qaanir And then this other man--no better
th,n Quan'rill--Laue great applause lis he TO
be allowed To come into NJ ssour aud To do deeds
which. according to h4 own account, b!acken
him AS black AS the deeds which Quantrill did
AT L ,wrence did him? Applause ami Kisses.
have seen speech delivered by him since he
came back from his se,rch after QuIntriil. in
which he took very good pains not To find him
but ne followed him into the State OF Missouri,
pilaging and destroying, and he came
across nun bv the of Hook. who
pr0lesSed 70 be the beat Union MA in Jack
son county This man II ,ok. upon being inter
rogated. admitted that he had seen some of the
guerras. and then. IL is reported hit some one
inquired OF l. me what became oi this man Hook.
and he replied: In hell. left him in the hands
OF tile execntioners.' Ii is not pretended that
Hook had anyth ny TO do with The Ltwrence af-
fair; that Is not pretended even by his murderer.
and vet he was inundated He vas put into the
hands OF the executoaer. according To jim Lane :
story. mi the only paliation | caii hnd for jim
Lime il. that heris such an internal liar that no
one believes that story as he told it. Laughter
and applause And there is a suspicion even
that he is debased and degraded eaough 20 boast
of murder committed, when he even did not
have the audacity to attempt it. Applause