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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-24
Administrators Notice.

NOTICES hereby given that the under.
~ signed was. on the 7th day Of Septem-
Der, A d 1868. appointed Administrator of
the Estate Of JAMES HOLLAND. deceased.
All persons indebted 10 the said estate are ~.
qaired to make settlement Immediately. and
all persons having demands against said estate.
are requested TO present them fer payment
CHARLES HOOVER. Admir-.
Sept, Is, 1853. (2i3n
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-24
Glass & Glassware.

j large aEsorrlneu. constantly on hand suit
ablo fo- Dr.ggists aud Aousekeepegs.
- wATLACEfs D-vs sto..
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-24
ID. & s. e.. IL. IL.

INDkFENDkNCE STATION, Uct. oIst, %,
EDIroR GuARptAsi
The shipments from this Station for
the month of October, 1863, have been as
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Ssuthevu Papers.

We have received our usual suppiy Of Southern
ncsspsper,, hn, they contain little Of interest that
Se have not slresdv placed before our resder.
The Richmond Wine, Of Ssrtcmber 9Th contains ths
ns"asc ~ Gov. Lo'chsr, Of vs.. He devotss lares
portion ~ hs me.sas- 10 the subject Of coussptins
more sod ers and stortins means for fhe wevention
of dssrtdn. inanoisl measures nsrt oreupy the at
ten'ion Of the Gov"rncf and -hils claiming for the
eIchegu OF the State an extrs.rdnarty prosperous
financial 9 ndtlop, rfuter hi Afsumsnts by the
fgurcs he ,Ihhit., foin which II anpears that tho
total deb, Of tn, s'ste 10 tatsgo $50 To pay which
the ss.ots appear BE- Sld.3<.Ok worth Of Ban rail
rnad anl OH soek.. and claim the Confederate
btstes y NJ ,e,5h,tOO The Bank and other stocl1
are st dovn ~ their market vs.ur in Confederate
money, And tb.r, tore the nour,shiuE state Of vrg
MIA po.s.sses about milliop aud half Of StoaD
paw debt OF over thirty milhons.
Governor LettAsr devo'es portion of his messs ~
% q eul.ty of the dead thiei fioyd and from the
panegyric douhtie-s simple minded rebels may feel
that they have Lost Que OF their best men and ,st
ardent patriot- Other inter eating incidents Of the
psst year dvct upon ty The Governor, but cur
readers cannot he inter~sted BY . review Of them, vs
forh~Ar any a.lusion TO them.
Tha ExAnrsrs Of the sth contains little Of import
snce. and Charleston pspers nothing that h.vs
not already given the suhstsnee Of.
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The Pirates Again.
Capture sf tho ship Csns,iiutiss,

Capture sf tho ship Csnstit0tisp, Etc.
The ship Constitution. Of this port, captured by
the Pirate Georgia commanded By n. r. MAuryl on
tho 95th Of June, of the Island Of Trinidad. Capt.
Webster, late commander Of the Constitution. makes
tho following statement Of the capture,
SsH: s sas ..a. e. :ts ,sd. s p: :ss sa.S e.
lousituds 20 10 Wet made sstesmer With English
s as S. @ s on n, ss 81. 's
two siofa which fell short. AZ A. NJ, seeing ne
i ssis'' t''%;: s. s.S S' sss;.; ss;s;
the English and hoisted the Contederste flag, They
:Hs n esss .s So.4 ss:
demanded the hip paper: I'D ordered %s on bos5S
as nc: ;'
S tns shtls: ;se
meters, auadrsnts, ss1tants and charts vith an The
% O. .sS
s1 9H sA' sss g; s 'ss. e: :ssP
having French cargo, they rsnsoned hel for $4,000
= hs sSS not .As;. s,,a; ing % sss
we're delivered 70 ths American consul a. mem ~.
.ss neoud oeels, remsasd on beard 4: cis sa
Of Bath % the Consul would do nothins for ua nen
V.na sS ssss tAs G Cn: Is:
s sss A; o;ss s: ..,:, :Ss e.
IN nader Tie hlAnd. and cannot b ''sn over four q
ave miies Of.
The Constitution va . shtp Of ~ tons. bound
from this port tNsv York; 70 shsashai. With esSss
et coal. She vss owned BY hsss Nspiss b wsls-
ford, Of this city. The Georgia tsss b. sasss And
burned the vessel.
Rio Jsnsse psp9 Of the ssd JAY. ssstss that tha
vspdsrbft vss In that pan - tAsA day. hsvisl
eruissd Ia soms tine ssas tAA JAss1 & Ts1aAa1. b
sn unssenessful ssaseh ~ - 0sssA
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The Trouble in japan.

eun Proneiseo, sri. '.-By further accounts Il
appear, tina, the Jspsnsss ,'o, eminent bsd ed
70 avoid var With foreisnen- having not only paid
all the Indemnity demanded Nv England. hot s,ss
made satlsfsetory apology tu. this disp,essed the
psnios and much discomfort eI,.t.d throushoas tie
oountry. psmio sho osrs territory along the
Strait Of sirnousf In the Province of NaGot. reek-
lessly Cred ffom As fort UPON ships of all ssiona
tiss that passsd.
He had also tvo steamer Astsd up % ~ vessels
With hesvy suna, which AIDED the forts In ths sttseh
Thee arc the vessels supposed 10 have b bsen de-
strsysd hy the wyonins. Al the latest date large
Bvitish Sest 81 Kanaesva, under Admiral Keeper
II 10 further stated that the Prince Of Nsecti dees not
care os rsvsrss be has the assurance that .sasy
sn the psmios viii join hia h scsivs hos
tities. The largest Gre of many ysars tssk pscs b,
Yeddo. July issh. The residsscss Il thirty Dsmics
and ,ass snsunf Of ssopsrty vus destroyed.
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Political.

The Desseratie Uniss State Cosvestiss.
AIbsry. Sept. lo.-Ths Democratic Union State
Cosvsntion 70 assembled ., 10 O'Clock this morning.
when ths delesstaons from the several judicial die
ticts reported the following selections fr members of
the stste COMMITTEE. which report vss sdopted
if D1ssset, Peter b sweeney and John 2. Deve-
tn; %. Homer A. elsop and benJamin J. Cerpenter
ca.Es.1 "a q .iS s p:ds s. a. ioSn a. creme s
and lF:rse Carroll; 9Th, )unoAn 5. Mssee and Dow
ES''s!!; s,S ~, Tm; G Eo,l.' and Eimsrs r. Ro'"
Henry &. Murphy. Chairman Of the Committee on
Resolutions reported the following ssries, remarkus
thAt they had been Agreed upon without dissnt
I'm ssseLUrioNs.
Resored,, That ve re-snirm the platform adopted
BY the Democratic Convention Of 1889, viz -Fiy~,
tSs 70 p. eon:1as 10 sp6. 70 the 20 our
mssns 70 Sspprsss n: iobsllion and 10 restore ths
rnIo1, I,,r,.n :. -" :rs e %,'o,sI .hs
Instrument founded n .l.dou, BY o,r fathers clothes
th. constituted suthor''s- Nth r.i Po~,r TO aoto
s..eiu,,on, ansni'nou,ly p~iei t, C3nsrea = Jal".
1851, the Cove nment -as r"'sef 20 he polcg In
sa sSs es,;n .Sd ystS G.I.Si ,. from
Ssoirsd, Thai The seen, d,p'G.bi. civil var
b.: TN Il, G.sa M ?, n: :,u.e ;S:
constitutional Go,.r1lnent. and in anne around tho
Capital that IN 10 \.t"hsl sn"fseney. Coums.s
.in r.eoilee' only \. du.y to the slo's country :,
that this 10 not ased CD te I-ft in any ,plrt
Of oppression, 70, pur purpose ot Conquest, tor
Interfering with tho righ's or esnlih,d institutions
n tAess 6tstss, but 70 defend and mants N the su-
Vemacy Of the Con,.i ution, sad 10 pr'serve the
union Nth ell the dignity aud ights oi the several
ases unimpairsd-And that as soon az ihess objects
are secomp iahed the vsr ouf9i o ee-sr."
Thtyd-Thst We having tonfdeucs IN the Loyalty
ofthe cit Ee Of tho stat Of NV York. resrnte ne
sentiments here olore expressed b. the Democratic
party; that ILLEGAL and u.eon,i,u,ionai AIea's md
imp ptsonnent feirens of bic state are wihoit The
JUSTIFICATION Of nece-.lty and should b. dscontinu
and ws denounee ,ueh airess as usu pa ton and :
crime and that the freed IN Of the Prass, equally
Fsteetsd By tbs Con'titution, ought to Be main
ReAoipsd Tia, In visw Of our recent Victories and
the mapifeMAtisns Of . returning ale lsgiance the
paIt q North CAfoiisa, and her scceded 6'ates,
bse0ass ~ Government 10 manifest poliov Of oou.
eisstos such policy u demanded Alike BY pstn
o<isa aHd By wise ststssms pship which seeka %
avid the unoGtatnties Of the future by hutnng this
Gt,se q .vsr, but b. an ENLARGED line q se'ion,
eaRsh. "a u.aSS aSe thssnnshly the people Of shs
Sxsst iss. ~. yhieS. .siis r:tsssssns ,
- yasV s,A elssSH yneonstitstiepl sm.s.
8. = 3 3. ':ssss :ssssIs : = S;s ';s:s
pssts 3 Ss lS{us ~ sstisssi bsni5u1sey and u
sE23 IL y ,ssS;ssass: Ss Il n. usA 4 s....,
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Cd serca the river burning the bridge gbehsd then.
and 'oos ~ strong position In the voeds on the west
'de ~ the Raycu. ~here the shsrpshcotsrs pick
on Any person srpsosehins the east banh The BAY
GU carrot se sro'scd without pcntoons Gen. Steele
moves forward in the mornins
LAYS ASH Hsrrvs.
Led"'n,oo'', asrf 10 Otcisi IL, ,ellissnee = 'he
capture q Fort smith, Afhspsss reached here this
evening.
On TIE Sl't nit. Gen. Biant enesmped within two
miles Of oopcr aud abel, Who had . force Of 4oo0
reoes vest Of the fort. Ne1t morning be marched TO
attach them. but they had Aed. Col. Cloud ehsssd
Csbeii 2" miles south, and had brief eneAssment
oa' after few rounds Cabell's men Aed IN ell dree-
tion' ouf 80 vs wounded. Capt. Lane, OF The
I'd kanfss !. .sirnen', VA killed.
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TslsgYaphie News Items, 10.

Delne the month Of Ausust there yer. eanted
enrolled army pensions TO 1903 widows, mo hsr. &c.
and 1853 TO othcp.
eopcusve proof that The rr".-nt Adm. .trstlon
does not intend 70 employ him again.
AT uye Polish lsAy, twenty yeare Of ase, recently
scssias .iiS he Insui, Indicted BY he orders Of
hounvied, because abe .ors mourning for relative
Of hers Who fell Tn ons N the recent battles
A oosanroSprrI In oueens'ovn, Ireland stases
that one n The rebel iron rams put 10 sea on Liver
D ol Aurust 18th. A usuai, orders yer" dispatched
tIom london for her detention after 'hs "~ ont OF
q, Tucsd.y night, during ..ver: storm, the fiesht
trsiu on tn" Little Maui Railroad Ohio 'an INTO
sns,nssr, frsman and brsterusn. Fo.r csis laden
with shitkey and tebseco uerr consumed
A prrAonssrr Of e.vslry attempted the sr-t Of
on Tuesday n}sht. A number of .ho;s .erc fred.
-oundng tso soldiers. Five d,ser,er. we're taken,
two of whom we're seriously Wounded - were several
(uAsLss n BYE~ugR, ofthe Cattsrsugus FRvsxAs,
hss been drafted. In announcing the fact he says:
WHY should W mourn, oonse,iptsd friends.
II. but II: vaor .a., AbT.m .suds
TO mako us shoalds, arms!
ASEnslish psp.r stves an scoount cf ast nrht
eh.!s, Ss 0' fkss tod in. saa .srsa ed thai there
sopd be no hsir pulling. After sewers unds both
iel and .hie on tho ground one vas bea en- until
she wss ipsensble.
., H Il. sh had no bill Of health. an v.' eonse
gu n lv ca .rsntined In the rosdst.d b, The fnnoh
place iu wl.eh TO procure such pspe,, she may 10
detain,d In france for lengthy period
psssnIEs Who came Into Brsxhesr City, Loui:-
tro. p, By order Of Gen DIRK Taylor, that Gen Ma
uuder killed in Galveston, the week previous, BY
aet vth his wife.
Tns ssnsessy of the IntsrioT has decided that, IN
SsI the third ssotise q the psnson oct Of july 18TH
claim y IensiSa. QndB ibis dsosten. % much 4
besu anpulIoA
THcs hss Ases no sspArmstiep w the sstassna
sinkipG q tAs o. 8. RriS hAinhrtAls Ths sSsmsS
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From various sources ws eondsnse the following
fseta 70 s,e cur readers . clearer tnsisht into the
strange condition Of Affair." In japan. cilmtn stiss In
the unrrcvctsd attack upon the American merchant
stssmer Pembroke and the rstsistory set,ss sf the
Z. 9. man of-vG WYOMING. a. seoeant Of vhisA sp
psarcd INV ednesday's sr,.
Aeary - last March the sdmvsi sfthe E.siish Hsst
lu' IN Squadron demanded Of the japanese govern
,.r that ~.ran efy.sders. charged With ths murder
v"oScudlns English subjects. and ether sstrssss,
't"cu'ed in the psessDee Of Eusiish sfbosrA and
~. tayusn' of laIse srm of money. yshsrs dsisys
..1 ::' fss;s s1.ss, s.'s:; ;ss s''ss -. sss
:;:%: ;.ss S.,:i,ss :, $:ss ::..:.
e. ssS s.ir mi, x. H., ,.o sG.d %.
TOO AZ 10 :.as scd Il. sn :; ns e, s sS%s
Ilienee With h. demands. or var would tr declared.
M nn tine Two Jspsnsce Goverpcrs ,cr Pweim A.
sss % S.v! s: ss S. iS :ms. 90 z:
is,h: Ies 80 scs done, but dsl:gstise - cent
:ul the. ~ Goyern1s .ho had rrcmis.d 10 pay the
mysona Ts."n fss abdtS ssy q .hs an., m""sy sSs
es l.id for fear HI, l should b ssernesd By the
On ths SorS. the .ho,s matte, .ss handed sv-s 10
s AaTi,' ,an' sSs EDsl'e Minister ssfs.tSs 70
mornineof the 9b'h The y bois surD y iIo,oo0L vss
i.: si =: :.ss :s: AZ 4, a. az
ferent Fereisn hini-tsrs q Yokohsns dofumspt 10
the following effect That they had BOD, eharerA
ey tho yeoon the0 a. Aleeo, rot sriy vtse the pay
snce With the instiu tons Of the MkaAo spiritual
Emperor, Of request ing foreigner u sbandon the
epen ports entirely, apd allow Jepen 70 rvsums ~
sess - rrs,ible apoe aseosis,icn Of the sshssct-
The only notice tAkea Of this documsnt YES en- In
dienant pscesst against the evseuation Of Jsysn by
their resrsctivs Goyrnmsps,
tsfeeqrss, and has been inprisoned b, HE Superior
:ua . + up Js,.S S' 10 e s
isolation. The attack upcp the Pembroke uudeuht-
edly ev of this desirs exclude ell fcrsimsrs
and the impriscnment of the Tycoon he's smbo,dsnsd
TS: r.:srotc lsn E..assv. 2. .he MT q Jv.:.,,
shs :.s 2, ;,Ist vntsh c: sr.e.. ,as ,..ods q r.
eis. built, veli armed ssd full of men. Ths Penn.
broke having anehersd for the slsht On snceunt Of
this baSk which tAea anchored about . quarter Of .
mile Of, and ssst boats on board the Pembroke. One
Of the boats contained ofneeu Who wanted ths Ja-
u.s. 1 4: IL. s:s
this vas followed BY bro.dsids, isnctips much in
!ury a, ~; ,qnetors ths ,s brig IAn.ici: ssions;;
ps..ss =. VI .sSn Isl sst 4 Is. Ps@bros: q: Ss
sssIly sunk 69 the Ps@bfohs hsstily got up steam
::S e: " g. =: ,:. r.
ree3ly 10 ohanghHs. ffom which psos vo have heard
" sssssSs I?o6 SSt Sn. n.t a..
nomplsU in this AFFAIR, end that the whole has bern
planned and slscatsd By somc II tho indspsn6sni
Princes Of that most anomalous Enptrs-
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A0 UO0O ~ OVvS
~ TELEGRAPH TO THE SA'w YORK sUy
BETTER AND BETTEa.
NORRIS ISLAND ALL OURS.
- Prisoners. ~ Pi eces OF Ar.
tilIery, and Large Supplies
Of fAmmunition Taken.
Bombardment Of Fort Moultrie.
Its Magazine Blow, up.
GLORIOUS FROM TEN yEssEE
SURRENDER Of CUMBERLAND GAP,
1000 Prisoners Captured.
II Pieces Of Artillery.
DUB ARMY IN CHATTANOOGA.
VICTORY IN ARKANSAS.
CAPTURE OF FORT SMITH.
Evacuation Of Little Rock.
Albany Democratic Convention.
Stnte Ticket NOmi mated.
Interesting City Intelligence,
ADDRESS OF CHARLES SUMNER,
Ae.. Asr.. &c.
Charleston.

49,. g., ,o ~. -.
So',.~ ", o'p'
r. SsV' ''''N '''A
ha-
Nsp'- onnn"" n' "e '.
y ~''e' '". WIN
Ss'v IN oui ISL" ~ ''.o. ol"
op'us' - e.n' sne :" NV
No nonn" s"u tns "Un~' s'ns
SoH soo'ths vnsn 'ns Ns. io'. '"'
Np'!'on 'ns' ~ 's' '"'' W 'hs "'s~
/" nounN-
N"o"'Ses' va. "sssIss'os.
Wesh'n0fo''' &M- io-Coion'i Ed yard Z. Postsf'
chsfof the sisn' "sSrspn'd from FORTRESS monroe
s"day 10 Gen. hAii~t' shss vnrn on tuesday snei-
soon Capt Chhh"ni OF the eteanfs New forh'
VII Chafsss"n hsrua' 'ns fsos' nss sss "W ny'ns
81 For sumter oot no guns ~ere noun'eo' snd
sny v0y smsu lot" femaf"eo 'heie'
f"e Aooi'on ahd ue "".''s. enses"a bsaen's
'''" "su 10 '
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'oiter from Nor'olk, Va, sth inst, ssysi From
IN esms'cn Of the mos, poeitive character, coming
nroush rebel scureet. there b doubt that the
rebels are contemplating the capture Of this ett, q
an early date and are eousummstns their plans
to that effect AZ far be rts,ned there 10
70 be 'imu'sneous urr ing OF the ciscu. rTon ,hc
70 co operate tn each Other IN i,aoins the ni
- yield pssc,'ion Of th" CITY. The plan Which has
suee,.fh We" our troop not awake what 10 tran
sGirins ssross the ln.s. The cIp.dicn asAin,t he
city 10 70 DO Committed n Cen Longstree,, md
ers Generals cf iesser iisht. Who ere yell acquainted
vith ne geography ofthe country Ihe forccs are 70
be dit idrd And advanced tron three different pcns
laru b,dy Of ircops vir b. tDsssed q suhbk. 70
make itint and draw troeIs there, yhil. the a.
tack 10 max ~ uron the city by another bpdy Cd.
vancins throu,h Pr,ncess Anne County With Q strong
rescrye third parry 10 to sppess In the vicinity OF
nes.lIs Point, uhi.e All this 70 gong on. to attract
the troops stationed north Of the city"
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Meeting Of the Slate Co.uissses.

Atbsny. SEPT. Io.-The Coostitutiopal Union Ere.
cutive COMMITTEES adjourned to-day. after resolving
not take any further sctiou at present. With regard
70 dllins the bssncn Of thsir ticket.
The Dsmsc1stie Stste COMMITTEES met st the peis-
van House this afternoon, and orssuissd by eisetps
Dean Richmond Chairman and Peter Cssssr secrs-
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.erdss p his ts-~s, seass1ent, ,hsl DE Sbxndrsl
nsi, NE vss octtc0 N. uth About 70 usan In IL
mr1Kr Of North Carolina, vrfesus "a the " ssh.
fnCou 6rAA. ,ays that the loyal eius.us az ,be ,ssi
arm psr of that state ere vary Anlisus n N suns
their pns On IN tn Uson, And Ia ordsY 10 A. N ar,
pr.pAing memorial 20 tbs Naticsai Covsrrn sut,
sstins the authorities 70 take asasufes 10 Mold a.
81 cton la the Id Congressional District fn Neruh1s
Of ConGreaa.
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A Victory In Arkansas.
Rebels Driven Acress Baysa Mssl

Csr1lnnati Sept. l0-A special 70 shs CoxnnclAL
rom Duval's Bluh, August 18th, stasss that 0snsrL
o.vilsou moved the rsbsl vsrks u Bayou Meteor,
A,ksnsas, on ths sJth sltimo, and ahss sn snsass-
nan, 4 sp bon and . quarter suoossdsd In dSivtns
.ee rebsl from tbsif eufrsncAmsnss. The sasAee-
sent ~ confined 70 artillery and shArpsAsstsS
bins from uDdsr cover Thsssesl' hsA three thea
~>/s AndS NnSp EAes ukaAAl
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The T. 5. tr'snsport Daniel Webster. from Fortres.
Monr-e fep"Its having been boarded ot CAPS Henry
on the 9TH by boat belonrius TO the MnnssotA With
n'ss ofa hsht on 'how between the boats crew, and
sone ref''. The latter i,st II Killed. taken pris-
oners, and gins
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70 seceds ftsm the fsleysi 0svpyvDsut n 81 morn
~ lie federal ss.ssn%eos % esii,sIsis sa;s boss,
ds,s. snt SO. r,skt. and .h.t thsrsicrs ve ss
S s.. Sss.'ss Ss K s. z ~
tsi.. s.sn : x: sssssre.s IN L: c:.:in.ioa %
Rs.oIss4. ms he ooss.,,u,.s. 4 he DATED
state Y cslisasosy up.e !Ss .s.yssnnsnt ard the
:,tuuon ip tina Of var. sS-sr{s II osu:tisui ionai
S.spss,.S, % .sS |: VIVA nv = o4.os: - r.ross.,..
= q. dsrsdns power si...sA bS III: Stuart. of
Hesopad rhss ~ shaaks q - pscple Of the state
~ ~ s srs T. sns ssisnt .Ossr: q Ssy SS,, rno 81
isd q ,Ss :.s"sa,S q * s.aSsry and sso A.,.
.h.ll hsnsr sis oSrosy Il ths.. Who have alss
Con.srip.io. xc x csnsrs.s. not y. unias,, ,e.s-
:.hovlt .amosss Ne Adminissrn,,cn bo. much vissr
Don q sslisss ana II s.ssiosS pesre. e @ EVER rss2y .
defend their lns.itu'isns ana thek honor
erim. sss,n', ths ss"r's and .ssin.. K publican
Scvernmsst that shsihes the .ptrN q missulr aud
q. fsrn S'sSsi 5. - ., ' a.is.S." o; & a,ss
=. ~ .rrt q ai.'o1.i,y, '.d shOaid be suppressed
Rssosoei, Th.4 the administration o, Ho,.,,o se,.
ssi !. ~ ss md "a nsn'
AZ s:. s;: :: x: s::ss 2, Ss s S -.
s o. sSs a,..s 80 aspsi 'hs i%ss.,en % o Psun.," @
nia by the Copfed,ra. fossss, ssd ths yis shsh be
sad Tie s.st.smsn.sir s.hb,.d 10 hs hole ruSrc S
artion, prcsent r.cod, Of which not only orr o-
proad
Adopsed without debsHe.
vns oABptpArss
The Convention then proceeded 10 ths nom nation
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q TX r. r.: a., : IL; YsI = I.. '.s oa'A N e'''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-11

Poe ATTORNEY, General, Amasa !. Parker. .Ianes q.
Thayev, n. B Cham u, Gilbert Dean, and A. 4.
sullivan, were named. Mr.. Parker and Mr. Thaysr
declined, and the ballot resulted - follows
~ Champnu. ......-+...... III
Gilhe1 Dean. Observation-Disclosures.
rne asminasio. Of u. R. champ,n ~. ~.A.
FG state Engineer Van Il. .Riehmond rs-eivsd 100
vosss; T.. T. Crocksr II.
Tn nomination Of NJ. Richmond sss made man
For Trsssuro. WIN. n. Lewis. Philip J. Port
beine-, and :. T. Hamoil, sere named.
w@ p Le.is received. 800. = vot-s.
+. J. purtheiIner - ....,... 5
The nomination Of Mr.. Lvis vas made snAn-
imous.
Por Canal Comm lssi,ner. W. ". Wright vas nom.
mated BY exclamation.
For Inspector of ate PrtsonsD D. Mcneil 'ee~'yed
A votes; leo Kuesker, 49, Dr. Bergemsnn s. Bishop
Prfkina 4: = n. FLANDERS, l.
On motion Of M. Purdy, the nomination n Mr..
David Mcneil - made unanimous.
VIM. Allen, OF Osvefo. vss nominated By 80
olar.,,o fu judge Of the Court a Appeals.
The thanks Of the Convention then voted 10
the oieep, and With cheers fr the tlctef, Tor Soy
mour, and Gen. Mcclellan, the Convention adjourned
sin< dAs
The following 10 tAe ticket thus scnfns'edi
sseIet.ry Of state p. B x John.
xWnsnsS c;snsai~H. i. Gbampiin-
etats EnEine1-vsn X Richmond.
1resuIW-wm. B. LAvis.
Canal Commissions ". Wright.
Inspector ~ state Prisons-n n. Mcneil
judge Of the Court ofAppeals-Wm. Of Y. Allen.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-07
NEnRnN
United States of America /:
DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNEssEE.-Yo. Il

DISTRICT OF d TENNEssEE-No. II.
"a HERRAs, an information has been hlod in the
w District Court Of the United States for said Dis.
trici, on the sd day Of July, A. -. 1858, by John
Trimble, Esq, Attorney for the United States for said
District, on behalf OF the United States, against Two
Shares Of Commercial Insurance Company Stock, and
the following lots, with the buildings aud improve
ments thereon, of which one John y. JOHNSON is the
owner, to wit
Lot No go, in the plan Of the city Of Nashville, on
the corner OF Cedar and Cherry Streets, in said city,
fronting 1917 feet on Cherry and $50 feet on Cedar
street.
Lot No. 70 in the plan Of said city, fronting 80 feet
on Summer street In said city.
Lott No 40 In the plan OF said city, fronting 80 feet
on Cedar street in said city.
Aledging In substance that said property was goized
on land in said District, and - liable 10 oonlscation
because said owner was on ihe LIST day Of January,
1868, engaged in aiding and abetting n certain armed
rebellion against the Government Of the United States,
not having returned 10 his allegiance 10 the United
states within 90 days after the Proclamation Of the
President Of the United states, referred 90 In said
Information.
Court, under the seal or the Cour', 10 me directed and
delivered, ! do hereby give public notice TO all per-
sons claiming satd property, or knowing, or having
demned rs forfeited, that they be and appear before
sid District Court, to be held At the Federal Court
room, at the Capitol, IN the City or Nashville, on the
10th day Of October, 1903, then aud there 70 interpose
their claims
Il. r.. GLAsCoCK,
Us Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee.
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