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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
HEAnoUaRrERs 10th RrG'r NJ V,
lie SvruR. MINI, May 30th 1853.

LIE 81 Elh, MINI NAY oolIi, iCoos
FRIEND RICH Excuse my long de-
lay in writing to you, il indeed an excuse
is needed. Perhaps my promise is bet.
ter : honored in the breach than in the
observance in this place where there is
so little of interest TO note, so barren OF
excitement, and where even rumors OF
bloodshed and battles far away, come
floating vaguely by, hardly serving to
rouse us to the idea that we also are
soldiers in the great cause Of freedom
and the Union.
But we are not destined long to res,
in inglorious ease. The expedition for
DEVILS Lake and the Indian country, is
fast getting under way, and day after
day, long trains of WAGONS. laden with
com mmissary and quartermaster's stores,
pontoons for bridgeing rivers, ordnance
stores for the fighting men, and hospital
stores for the sick and wounded, stream
towards the rendezvous, Camp Pope.
some DO miles above Fort Ridgely. and
we with baggage reduced, sick and con
valescent sent away, stand watching and
waiting for the word to go.
AS write. some 40 wagons, each
! drawn by six of /" Webster's constitu-
ents (mules) and managed by the ev-
erlaslng :" colored gentlemen contra
bands from the sunny south. 60 rolling
bv. Whips are cracking. drivers are
yelling, and the sabres of the mounted
escort jingle musicalIy as they ride gaily
on. We are waking up again after ou,
winters torpidity, and soon. with the
Haunting Of banners and strains o
martial music. we shall set forth to win
l hope, fresh laurels on the plains of the
northwest, in deadly conflict with the
savage foe. The plan of the expedition
Of course. is not fully known outside O
headquarters, but from what can Learn
il is intended that three or four month,
will wind up the entire business. Every
thing necessary for the army will b,
taken along, and after leaving Fort Ab
ecrombie there will be no communica
ton with the civilized world, no mails
no dispatches, nothing. /. would re
quire a company il no, regimen TO &C
as escort. and they can not be spared
Letters from home and friends will b,
wanting battles may be fought anC
won, where battles are iercely ragin.
now. they will not thrill US with deligh
or depress us with gloom the Unilet
States may become monarchy, and JEFl
DAVIS King. what shall we know or car
Of the matter when ignorance is bliss,
as we march steadily on to the shores o
that Satanic lake. where We believe th
Indians have their stronghold, an,
where the fumes OF sulphur and saltpetr
may be offered in clouds, as fit incens
\ 10 his majesty
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16

and his conferees, and that there had
been played upon him one Of the hard.
est practical jokes Of the season. The
rag, Of the Doubter at this denoue
ment was boundless, but in time i'll feel
ing was all forgotten, and maLy hearty
laugh have the boys enjoyed over the
incident around the camp fires of Com
pany E.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
L, w. HART.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
n LAW, ILdepen dence, buchanan Coun.
iy. Iowa.
Will give strict attention to all business IN
trusted to his care. Office up stairs. one door
west of Marquette 4 Mckenzie's Furniture
Store, Main Street. Independence. Iowa.
Any and all business pertaining in any way
10 Lands ora land business. promptly attend
dto. INova6Iy
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
A. D. LEWIS
IANES JANlSoS. A.
JAMESON & LEWIS,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELoRS AT
II Law and Notaries Public. will pr,ctice
in the several Courts Of this State, will give
strict attention TO securing claims. making and
forwarding collections, paying taxes. examin-
ing titles. and oil other business entrusted to
! shem professionally. (3.2ltfI
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
CARTER HOUSE.

T Ohm L, WILCOX, formerly Of the Amer
- loan Hotel. having leased the above house
you'd return bis thanks TO tho public for tn,
liberal patronage formerly bestowed. and wonld
be hoppy to welcome oil his old friends ut Tia,
Garter House, Maine ST., Cedar Falls. Iowa,
Stages leave this house daily for the North
South and West.
Cedar Falls. July IS. 1861.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
T. FINNIGAN.
X. w. WRIGHT, M. ID.
DILAZON ID. HOLDRIDGE.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A Law. Independence, Buchanan County
Iowa. Office next door west of Marquette Il
hckenzle's Furniture Building. All business
entrusted To him will be promptly attended to-
Back Pay. Bounty and Pensions due dis.
charged or deceased soldiers, or their heirs,
procured promptly, and no charges made until
tho claim is obtained.
AIril Goth. 1862 I61y
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
w H. BARTON.


COUNTY JUDGE
r AW OFFICE, at the Court House Inde.
IL pendence, Iowa.
viii attend to conveyancing. take ncknow
judgments of Deeds, aud do oil legal business
ntrusted to his care.
Jan. 81, 1861. t.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
j. s. WOODWARD.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
~ Law. General Land Agent and Notary
Public, Independence. Buchanan County
Iowa. Will practice in the different Courts si
lhis State. Also attend promptly to securin z
claims. making Collections, Paying Taxes.
Oonveyancing. DC.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16

" Peace" wrote Napoleon, 10 his
brother Joseph. who wanted peace. e" is
a word that means nothing. IL is the
eosdHlors Of peace that are all"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
w. CHANDLER,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE
e over Keller d Burpee's Furniture Ware
Rooms. Independence, Iowa.
Feb 26. 1861.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
MRS. ii. M. DURHAM,

MRS. ii. M. DURHAM,
NTOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE LADIES
w of Independence and vicinity, that shs
has rAmanentiy located her Millinery Rooms
One Door East Of Kings Hardware storo,
Where she will at all timcs keep the
THE LATEST STYLES OF GOODS
And perform all kinds Of work pertaining Il
. business,
Independents. May l3. 1869.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
poetrp.
For the Guardian
LINES

For the Guardian.
LINES
On the death Of the brave boys of Co.
Fifth Iowa Infantry, who fell upon the battle
field of Vicksburg. esaa
Brave boys, no more the bugle call
Will wake you from yonr sleep;
Alas that you were called to fall
And leave your friends to weep.
Yes. you have gone to rest. No more
The battle sound your ears shall greet;
No more the deafning cannon's roar
Or tramping of the soldiers feet.
Among the first to buckle on
Your country's armor bright
The foremost on the battle ground
And in the raging fight.
Though sleeping meath the southern soil,
Where falls the summer rain
Yet in region free from toll
We hope to meet again.
ra- sH o. S. CrMMINs.
CHARLES CRY, May sth, 1868.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
later EEOM EUROPE.
Ehe Engi3sh Press OH the Battle Of
Frederick sburg.


PORTLAND, January l3.-The steamer Jura
viii dates from Liverpool to Is. inst, hes ar
rivci.
The robcl steamer Sumter has boen soil AZ
auction for &I9 500, and is hcnctfcrth to be
nscd in the Liverpool and Mediterranean
trade.
"a The BEETLE Of Fredericksburg was the theme
OF universal comment in the English journals
eomo regard it as most disastrous for TIE
Eorth. Others speair in more qualified Zone,
nnd all ed:nit the gallantry Of the Union
troops.
Tho News says the Union troorG fought
with bravery raroly equalsd and never sar-
paasodi end although falling in their object,
they remained Mt tho end Of the fight great
Gnd powerful host. It casts blame OH tho in
caparity Of the Federal leaders.
i The Times thinks it cnnrmatory of the al
most universal tciiEf that the CUnfoderateS
ar: iilly able to sustain their Independence
Il Tho Sitr admits that it wiIS II reqrlsc, nut
bays i WIS no decided victory; and looks for
No material change in tic contest.
s. Gller journals suggest that the battlG ray
be made Keynote for mediation and comprU-
mise.
i.n France says that after the battle of
Fredctckgburg Lincoln had a long conference
with the Minister of France, and the peace
party considers this bot0ens Il desire for
con"iliation.
81 Tho Times, in another article, dcnounces
Gen. Butler, and demands his removal.
81 SIr. Gladstone, in n speech on the I.Guca-
shira tiatress, expressed the hope that tho eri-
sis hal passed, chd said that by March de-
cid improvement in trade would bo cx pc
5fioucoi
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
4f}arrie0.

-
Ia th"5 Gi.ce, on the 9th inst, At the residence
yt She bcidc's uncle, DIR. John, 4. Wroe by the
kev. Samuel Scars, e. J. Nesbitt, Esq. to Miss
May e. Davis, grand daughter Of the late Mis-.
Barr, bath If this county.
On the a2l Dec, BY Rev. j. W. smteo, Dir.
Geo. W. Bussard to Mis- Kate a. Beamcr, both OF
this county.
On he 25th Dyc, by the same Mr. Daniel Dur
borougt. to Miss MaGthf Slick, both Of this coun-
II.
On tpe same day, by The saGe, Me-; Hiram 4.
VOL; {" Mics Inn Gordon, both Of Frederick
county. :.- '.'
y n;on's church, on tie lst inst, by Rev 81.
". llalIir, Nj. Jacob y. Ehersule 60 Slts Casar-
dria Bagtord, both OF this county.
Oh thv 9Th inst, by Rev. j. Evans, Mr Arthur
}. lsemingec to Miss Martha j. Fisher, both of
THE coGpty
Near B5ohsbovo', on the 9Th inst, by Rev. A.
Copenhsver, Nj. David Krotzer to Miss Rebccca
Gciguus, both of this county,
At the residence OF Mis-. G. Brown, Beaver Creek,
on the ist inst. BY Elder T.. .Adanson, hir. John
Henry j'owry to Miss Merry Ann Doyle, both Of
Beaver Greek.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
II)ie0.


On the 9th inst, Mt his-Fosidencc, milcs. North
OF Sharpsburg, OF typhoid fever, John Y. Middle
hautf (of C.,l aged 81 ysirs and month";.
In less than tbI &c months, four members of the
lamiiy have been removed by the. hand of death,
llrst lhrer adult daughters and now the father
May the Lord comfort the bereaved family in their
sore ailctiunS.
In Buonsboro', on the ID inst, after il short but
painful Illness, Airs. Catharine Rickavd, wife Of
Mr., /. 5. Rickard, aged 81 years, months and
~ days. =.
AT Beaver Creek. on the Sd inst, David William
infant sen ot J"hn Henry and Celia Rohrcr, aged
mont hs and - days.
IN Franklin corn'y, Pa, nh the a,l inst, Julia
Ann, daughter %! Francis and Jane DVi3urd, aged
wears, ) months and II duvs.
Near Blonin burg, Pa, on the 81 inst. Mr
Max Evans, Of this place, aged 80 years, months
and ~ days. "tt
Near the roirt Of Rocks, Virginia, of lelon on
the finger. Mrs. Mary Am Bowers wifs OF john
Bowers, and daughter .! John Figrly, decd, of
this place, aged 30 yeats, 4 months, aud 10 days.
She lraves u husband and ten small children to
mourn her los1.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
BALTIMORE MARX EFT.

FE0UR md ME&b.--Tharc was a steady fair
demand for Howard street ard Western Flour To-
day, and the market closed quite firm. Sales on
Change embrace 800 bbls choice Chic Extra Mt
81 37I2, GOO bbls good do. 81 3715 5000 bbls do
cut Extra at SO rs, 200 bbld choice Howard street
Extra at 81 80. 200 bbls fair do. Mt S1,37I5, 100
bbls choice Super do. at sc S7, and 200 bbs I'll nice
Super do. at So 8712, and 200 bbls fair do a So IS
per Dbl. We now quote standard City Mills Su-
per at sc so, Ohio do at j0aSiG6 62l<, and Howard
ftrect do. ut 6 T5aS6 S7I5 per bb!; Ohio Extra at
3TlsaS1 37lG, Howard street do. at 3TllaS7 So
and shipping brands City Mills do. at sass 25 per
bbl. Rye Flour and Com Meal are inactive, but
prices are nomnal!y unchanged.
oRAtN.-SomG $4,000 bushels of Grain were
offered on Change this morning. viz: G. 900 bushels
Wheat, II. 500 do. Corn, COCO do. Oats, and 80
do. Rye. Wheat was in tair request at further
advance. We row quote ordinary to fair white at
| G5aSl %, good to prime do. nt 79aSl s5 and
choice do. At sSaSl 80 per bushel Southern rcd
Mt 52uSl 50, and Pennsylvania do. Mt tsa$l 80
per bushcl. Corn was active, and 2a3 cents high
er; white We quote S1NSS cts for shipping lots, at
s3aa6 cents for common 10 fair do, and yellow Mt
Sass cts per bushCi for ordinary to prime. O0is
were firm at T0a72 cts for Ptnnsov vana ard 42a47
cents for Maryland. Rye, in the absence of sales,
we quote nominaIly at SGaSS cents for Maryland,
rad AZ 05a9G cents per buahrl FOX Punnsy ylyaHia.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
General Butler's Brother--A Curious
Commercial Speculation.

Correspondence Of the Nc'o TorA Express.
liAvAyNA, Jan. 12.--Wc have been so en-
Ht;tcly occupied with Tile festivities and relig-
ious obligations of the season that no business
OF Importance has been done. The brother of
General Butler recently sent vessel from
New Orleans to Matamoras, loaded with Uni
ted States barrel pork, packed for the Federal
army, which had been sold to the Confederate
sComns*ary at Fort Brown, and paid for with
COTTON. This statement Is published in Mat
am ras papers.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
Fire Company election.

IE5" Alta meeting of the members OF the
First !Iagerstown Hose Company, hold on
Saturday evening last, Tor the election Of Off
GERS tor the ensuing year, the following were
elected -
rrcsdcnt--L. d. SWARTI.
Vice Prcsideut-Jos. MC'GoNIGLr, Hen
Bon KRIDIER.
b Hrcretary-Wm. II. Armstrong.
81 Chief Engineor-John Boswell
Assistant Engirccrs-Wm. Slaughtcrbcck,
zl'has. Colllcsscr, Jacob Maisock.
Standing Comnittse-Jacoh Fricse, G. G..
Nv. MacGill, Jacob Cookery, u. G. Bennett,
AVm. u. Swartz.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
Waste Of strength,

Governor Seymour, in his message, SAYS
that since tho beginning of the present war
the State of New York he's sent to the field
g =, ,e36 men. Tho number from this State
.no" in The field, is estimated at l25, 600 shew.
ing u total waste since tho beginning of the
war of 81 1896. or about 9s, 900 men lost to the
service from this State alone, by death, ds-
ability and desortion. These fgutcn, COM
pared with tho results accomplished, speak
loudly againstthe capacity of those in power
70 carry on this gigantic war.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
The Latest Southern news.

HEADQUARTERS ARuY OF THE PoToHAC,
Jan. 13-Thc Richmond Whig and Enquirer
Of this date, >Iceived here, contain Peters
burg dispatch of the 18th inst. which says:
''On the 9th Gen. Roger \. Prior oncoun-
tered Dodge's Mounted Ritemcn near Suffolk,
with two Companies If cavalry and routed
them, nflicting considerable loss"
"pryor remained in line of battle until Sun
day morning, but Che enemy would not leave
their stronghold. Learning that $500 YAM
KEGS were Mt Carrsville, on tho Norfolk and
Weldon railroad, Pryor pushed across to in
terccpt them, but they fled on our approach,
escaping through Gates county. The prison.
ers captured say thata ;orcorau commanded at
Suffolk"
The Enquirer still contends that the battles
of MurirGeEbor1' were victories for the South,
and says:
This victory is by far the most complete
won by or arms in the Southwest We do
not regard the falling back by Brags's army
as dctracting in the least from tho succcs# Of
orr arms or the Importance of our victory
All the boastful dispatches that RoSccrlns may
writo chn never rcccpturc thu prisoners
arms and artillery carried Off by Bragg, nor
rebuild the bridges burned BY Morgan and
Wheeler"
The Tredcgar iron works advertise for 800
negroes for the ensuing year. to be employed
at the blast furnaces in Botetourt county, and
at the coal mines on James river. ....
The Wing says "the Murireesboro' prison
ers are to be sent to Richmond, the Yankee
government having refused to receive them
unless their officers are also parolei. The
latter, some 200 in number, will be held in
confinement in accordance with JEFF. Davis
proclamation, until Butler shal! have been de
livcrcd up; fer punishment, and the men will
be retained until the abolition magnatca con-
sent to take them on our terms"
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
- ), q John a. t.ibepn. Dec,l.

NrnyICs Is hereby given that the subscribe
oSnsa aS6r p stsrs the Of oPnia9 GSi55 DR. Dr.
,,sus non cum tcEtanient annex On the estate
X JOHN a. GIBSON, late Of jefferson county
in the State Of Virginia deceased. ALI rcraons
having claims against tue said deceased are here
by warned t6 exhibit the same with the voucher,
thereof to the aubseiibcr, on before the Ist day
Of July, 1865 they may otherwise, by law he
excluded rn,a I'LL benefit of said estate All p1i
snna indcbtd2d 10 said estate rcqWcsted to make
immediate payment. GiTen undcr my land ~
10th day Of December 1852,
dco26 j. II WILES, Aimr.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court for
LDWashinEton County as Court of Equity, pas
sed in cause M 1885, The undersigned. Vc2jee, !
will sell at public sale,
On Tucsdsy. the ?7,h day Of January inst,
in front nf the Wa.hingtor House In HagerstoSn.
all that ,urc, uf land situ1t.' the west bank "t
Antictam Creek. ou both sides OF The turnr'Ea
leading from ltugcrttotu tn nFunSst"wn. aii"innE
The lands Of Samuel Emmert, Th"s. L. VISITS.
jonathan Haser and others containing "hoot
81 Acres Of First-rste Land,
bers mart nj tn- real ate aF the late cnry bnA
fer. dcclga.d THERE'S \ GOOD IEEhEBAkN
and an APPLE OECHAD on the premises.
Il is divided iuia or Z hsta, und"r good s''
Cos, each having access 80 water on the biME''' y
the stCccm.
This property viii De sold sntiro--'i, 20 s0't
purcha7crs viii be divided into thiee parcels. n
No. / aiming about A2r+s. living North
Of said turnpike road.
No > Abou: "a Aarot, lying 1etNeea sHidin.n
pike and the road leg'liug :ron Funkst"Tn 10 w
liamsport. =.
No. 9-About Acraf5 situate iurther doSn 'he
stream, adjoining lands Of Vim. Hnode and ether
A plat viii he :yhibitci AZ the sale
~ The terms of sale a. prescrih"d 9! tue e
cree are One third ut the purchnse oion2T ~ ~
paid in cash on the day Of sale, or the ra''hcati"n
thereof and the residue iu two equal payments ot
six and twelve months. with interest on the whHie
from he day nf sric the purchasers g;vinE not2S
with approved security Tor such payments o..
PAY nont 0C Jhe whole the Trustee viii execute
deed ae prescribed by the decree.
~! Sale 10 Somiucncc ut II orlcce on snid anF,
whcn o'tcndapc" wif.he given hS, po,,,x
F@' p4Rmx, ARas,c.,
lan1
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
AUCTION k.ER.

Tho undersigned having taken out licencc NJ
required by the L. i. Internal revenue Laws, a.
an AUCrIONEER, offers his scr-ices in that ca
pacity, and Gnttcrs himself capable Of doing pro-
iessiGnal justice to all who rtay employ him, hav-
ing had come eight or t.n years experience In the
business.
He can 70 Sound Mt his residence. IN Funkstown
(whrn not professionally engaged) and where he
can be addressed BY letter. Terms moderate.
dcc5 JOHN WILLIAMS.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
Sophia D. CLARK, next friend &c. vs. Robert p. =,

Sophia D. Clark next friend &c. Us Robert y.
Clarke & others
NT0. l3t5.-In the Circuit Court for Wnshinr-
~ ton County, sitting as Court of Equity, Or
dcrcd by the Circuit Court for Washington Cuuu-
ty sitting as Court Of Equity, this 30th day
of December, in the year of eur Lord, eigh-
tceu hundred and siXty-two, that the Auditors
report and account No. C. flied in the above cause
the 10th instant, be finally ratified aud confirmed
on the 2d day of February next, unless cause be
Shewn to The contrary on before said dav ;
provided copy Of lGs order be Published in some
newspaper printed in Washington Cnuntv, once a
week for three successive wccle before said I'd duv
Of February, next.
True cOpv-Tvst:
jams ISAAC NESBITT. Clerk
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
STRAYS.
Estate Of John BEeish, Deed.

~ obtained from the Orphans Court for Wash
ington County letters of administration 0pop SIl
personal estate of JOHN BREISH. dcc''s, are
persons having claims against the said *" ,rrcb
hereby 1 warned to exhibit the same gY5ibrc the it
day of Jaly 1868, they NAV othr.taStv 80
by law from all benefit Of SAID rcoo.tsd ~ ,beo
sons indebted to snid estate, NV MA fh;s
immediate payment. Gi..5 '
Mr. Mrs "'t4 \ HHSJRsISBREIsH, AdminiF'rat'iT
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
Estate OF yames Taylnr, Decd.

NOTICE is hereby siv,n that the subscriber
has obtained from thu Orphans Court fer
Washington County. Lcttrrs OF administration on
the personal estate OF JAMES TAYLOR. late
Of said County, deceased. Al persons having
claims against the sad estate, are hereby warned
to cshiblt the simc with the vouchcrs thereof 10
The subscriber, on or before the 2Dth day of july
next, otherwise they may by law be excluded from
ail benefit of said estate. Given under nv hand
this 6 day of January 1868. Ali persons know
ing themselves indebted to said estate are :cuucs
ted to call and make immediate payment
WILLIAM II. GRIMES, Adrinistrnto"
iar0S
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
Jns9lvents Trustees Sale.

REAL And PERSONAL PROPERTY
Dy virtue Of an order OF thH Circuit Court tnr
DWashington County, the undersigned Trustee
for the benefit nf the creditors of George ). Nc
Dowcll will sell at Public Sale in the town OF LII
tersbur on
SATURDAY, the lith day of FEBRUARY, next,
at IL O'Clock, \ NJ, Mt the residence of tho said
George s. Mcdowell. First, all that lat or por-
tion ut ground, a EsFs.3
/ STORY FRAME HOUSE, Will
thereon, situate on Main Street, in said town and
nearly opposite the Lutheran aud German Rcior-
med Church. There is good Stablinc on thcsSme
and fine fruit, the same being the property owned
by anL where The said Ne powcil resides
Also will b. sold good Spring Market Wagon,
the running part oi sleigh, hand cider press
and small lot of hay, aud long straw, and lot of
baskets, IL used ia liuekStrliug.
Also will be sold lot ui new wooden furniture
never used, bcdsteads - dozen chairs, l sink,
chest, tables. b sides other articles will be sold
lft;" The terms OF the real estate, is half in
hand or ON thu ratification of the sale and the bal
ance i'll one year thereafter, the purchaser giving
his mott. with approved security ari bearing in
tcTtst frc.A the day oi sal"
And fog the personal estate credit OF four
months upon all sums above $500 the purchasers
giving their notes with approved security and ;ur
all SUM. Of and under, ca-h.
.... WILLIAM I. HAMILTON,
iaulf Trustee.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16

Horatio n. Iiapne, ys. jackson Shircy and others.
hTo. lltO.--ln the Circuit Court for Washing-
lT tou County, sitting a. Court ct Equity
Ordered by the Clerk OF said Court this Eth day
OF january lhG3 that the Auditors Report aud
Rcstatculent of Account No. 2. filed in the above
case, be finally ratified and confirmed by the Court,
unless cause TO the contrary thereof be .hewn on
or before the 9TH day oi February next, provided
Il copy of this order b.: inserted in some nuwspa
let printed and published in Iiagerstoun, ohce a
week for three successive weeks before said last
mentioned dry.
Truc CDpy--Tcat
janlG ISAACl NE5BITT, CLERK.
Maryland free press., 1863-01-16
Pure Portland Yerosac Oil.
EasbiaCton CJupfg 10 ,cit.

hereby certify that John 4. +, Brewer nr
Washington County, brought before me the cub
pcriber, one Of the Justices of the Peace in and
for said county, this 2tth day CT December in the
year 1862 as strGys, trcspo,sinr uron hisencosurc
FIFTEEN HEAD OF HOGS,
clerrn o: which are white, one black and three
spotted, onr Of which ie u sew heavy with pig,
two Of the white hogs has riit in the right car
witness my hand.
dcc2G-3t JAMES D0RRASCE.
The owner of the above described STRAlS ;s
hereby notified to come forward, prove preperty
pay charges and take them away, from the resi-.
dencc Of the subscriber near X. II. Wilson's Store.
JOHN 4. X. BREWER