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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27

EB- The Paymaster General Of the
Army announces that a requisition Of
o24 100000 for the payment of the ar
my has been made. Many of the pay.
masters have started for the field. The
funds Tor the West and South are already
on the way. This will bring up pay
ments 10 the lst OF October.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27
Efy Gen. WARREN has issued q co

Eft Gen. WARREN has issued a con.
gralulatory order, couched ia the terms
OF warmest admiration, to the soldiers OF
The 2lst Iowa Regiment, Col. MERRILL,
who defeated at HartsviIle, the force oil
G,OO0 rebels, who attacked them after
The rebels were repulsed from Spring
field This is the regiment which rh !.
Dubuque Herald has expressed a speci,l
animosily for. 1t has shown itself
worldly OF the Heroids hate. It's per.
formance is one Of tho most briililn, Of
the Har.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27

Gs- A Cairo report says that the
number Of prisoners taken at Arkansas
Post is 1870. Also that we captured
$500 Enfield rifles. 1900 shot guns
and rifles, 200 horses and mules, and
FL pieces Of ordnance, 10 of which were
disabled. Our loss was $50 killed and
500 wounded. We also got consider
able amount Of beef cattle.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27
The Lower House of The New Yor

The Lower House of the New York
legislature is still unorganized, after a
struggle Of several weeks. The Demo.
Gratis openly declare their intention TO be
10 prevent organization until after The
time fixed for the election of a U. S. Sen.
"tor, in order TO proven. the election OF
Il Republican.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27

ES- The 9th, 12th and 18th Iowa
Regiments are at Rolla, to which place
they were ordered at the time of the at.
tack upon Springfield by the Rebels.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27

Gen. Wool. recently appointed to the
command of Department including most
Of the northern Atlantic cities, has or
dered the militia Of the Stale of New
York to report TO him. This some Of
the officers refused to do, alleging that
the Governor Of the State is their com i
mander in chief 1t is thought that a
collision may result. in consequence, be-
tween the State and National authorities
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27

AT The last course at the State Univer-
SHY goo students were present-a graft
lying statement, considering the absence
OF SO many young men in the army.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27
Gen. Butler.

LIZ 1t is now distinctly announced
that stern, unbending, common-sense
Ben. BUTLER is TO go back to New Or.
leans, and resume the command which
he should never have been deprived Of,
except to assume more important one.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27

Et- Senators DooLIrTLE and SUMNER
have been reelected to the Senate. Both
are men of the right principle, and their
reelection is especially gratifying.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27

Gold Is selling at 40 per cent premium
in New York.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27
GOLD PENS RE-POINTED.
Price Fifty Cents.

Enclose the pen in letter with the cash or
postage Stamps. The return mail will bring
the pen as good as new.
Send 81 and the return mail will bring good
Gold Pen, l2 carats fine, in silver extension
holder.
Send IS cents and the return mail will bring
a Gold Pen, ladies size, in silver cases with
ivory handles, in box.
Address Z. L. WALRATH,
No: ~ Malcolm Block, Syracuse, New York.
Editors giving this advertisement four in
sertions. and sending marked copy shall recei We
one excellent pen in payment.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27

Sympathizing addresses to Mr.. Lin.
coin have been adopted by London and
Blrming ham. England.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27

The Cedar Rapids and Missouri Rail
road is now running to Marshalllown.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-01-27
We find the following in the Anamosa
Eureka

NoricE.-Within the past eighteen months
have paid.$64 }, 90 bail money, and ifanv per-
son or persoas wish bail they will call upon me
oetoie trying elsewhere. B. WAGNER.
Ed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09


JACKSON County MoyixG "A meeting was
held IN the Court house Ia Bro~ustown. Jackson
county. on FRIDAY the 9Th inst. to promote eli
listment---M .jor ) Mooney in tie chair
Hon jason B Brown Introduced zen Curing
ton, With appropriate remarks, stating that II
belle, Ell. with The quota early in the
field, the rebel arH.ies would he overcome aud
the rebellion suppressed. aud closet with pari
Otto appeal - the people oi Jackson county to fill
up their quota without DR. 1T.
Alter Gen CArriaglon's address Mr. Brown
introduced The following RESOLUTION, which was
unanimously adopted
Resolred That the thanks Of the pc pple oi
Jackson county are due, and are hereby rendered
to Brgadier General Darlington for his visit to
this county aud for hi- address at Brownstown on
the SUBJECT OF recruiting our army BY volunteers
and filling the quota of Indiana. under the late
call OF the President. without draft.
The following county committee was appointed
20 organize township committees ami thorough
system OF recruiting in every school district:
v Holmes. Hpa Jason Is. Brown. John B
Robertson, A Z Rodman. l. B. Westman. q
F Rocker. Henry Trpp. B II Burre. Ralpi
AppesAte. john II. Burrell. w A Irwin, ) W
Tanner. W Sehiue, Jr., y q. Durlind. j. ?
Mullen, Col J Cummins. Rev. Z Walker
DR. Stage. W IL Ewing. Jr. DE-. Chadwick.
The meeting adjourned after some appropriate
remarks from Major Mooney, urging tue pEomp
raising of the cOuntys quota
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoNsoE. November THE Rich
mond Wing of tue oh inst. contains the follow
ing dispatches:
CHARLESTON, Nov 4 The bombardment oil
Fort Sumter continues iuriously IL was kept uI
all last night and is still going an this morning.
President Davis has visited j Imes Island, Fort
Pembertou and Johnston aud all the batteries
along the shore
CHARLESTON. Nov There Is slow firing to
day from the enemy's monitors and land bat
terics. Some AS shots have been fired in the
last "a hours No casualties
Another iron-clad has joined the fleet The
IronSides remains quiet.
Three monitors are taking ia ammunition to
day
ATLANTA. Ga, no dats.-Tbe Yankees retiu
possession o. Raccoon battery. having been re-
Gently reinforced.
The Ynnkees shell our forces uu,uccessiully
The flood ia the Tennessee river has demol
ished all the Yankee pOn,oOns.
The Yankee advance has reached Florence
We occupy II ,rian, which places Us within 2;
miles OF Knoxville, behind the deieuses OF the
enemy.
The enemy Is raiding the country near Hunts
vile, committing great depredltipns Their
RAIDS are mere disastrous han any of their pre-
ceiing ones In Madison and Huntsville counties
The enemy has gained important advantage:
in the last 81 hours. Which, unless they coun
teracted will place the question Of suhsisting hi
army in Chattanooga beyond doubt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

William VI French. E>q of the Indiana
Insane Asylum. who has in course of preparation
a biography of Governor Morton. was. previously
to his becoming an inmate of the institution nd
catei, the able eitOr of the Jacksonville (Cark
county, Republican. 1t is pity that, when a
poor, unfortunate creatures brains out, he
should not die. But then His Excelency must
be praised. and your halt witted folks OF.
hand all the time to 90 it IL book and newspaper
story and song Ii is understood that Morton
has gone the insane mans surety with his GIN
natl publishers, who promise to have the work
out AT an early dav
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
From slayaua.

HAVANA, Nov. 3-The steamer Pzaro arrived
Monday, having left San Domingo City on the
25th nit The nephew of the Captain General
and his only male relative lett. mas been killed,
aud Gen Gaudean is reported wounded The
rebels have always been fortunate. cutting of
the chiefs or leaders OF their enemies, 50 a. 10
render this report generally believed. Gen San.
tara is reported TO have had oittie which lasted
az hour and halt. the result of which was one
cannon and several prisoners captured from the
rebels There seems TO be some doubt and mys
tery about Santana, and some say positively
that he has been killed On the 25th Gen.
Forey arrived here. and was received With great
honor. after which he subsidized into a mer
Frenchman. We have had no blockade runnin 2
lately aud except some small lots frcm Meta
moras. TO cotton has arrived here. and prices
have consequently gone up.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
Prom Memphis.
Sunday Night Dispatches.


New YORK, November S-The maehinists 0i
this citv organized an extensive strike last even
ing
The Herald's Washington dispatch gives a
rurnor that Assistant Secretary of War Watson is
about u resign.
Gen. Meagher has been reastated as Briga
dier General. with authority IN recruit his Irish
brigade 10 the iull number.
The derAd's Army Of the Potomac dispatch
of the 9Th says the 18th Illinois cavalry has gone
home 10 recruit.
The railrvi4 between WSrrenton Junction and
Bealton Station is nearly completed
The weather is magnificent and the troops arc
ready for duty.
A letter TO the Tines. dated Fort Scott. Oct
IS says:
Gen Blunt leaves on the 18th for the Indian
Territory, to turn over his command 10 Gen
Mcneil The absence Of Blunt has encoura ged
the rebel General Cooper concentrate biz forces
and he is threatening the line oil the Arkansas
river.
Gen. Mcneil is pursuing Shelby
Gen Blunt mas mule demand on the rebe
General Cooper for the surrender OF Quantril
and his men murderers and assa-sins. 1t the
demand is refused Blunt notifies Cooper that al
soldiers Of Quantrll's command will be shot
Our entire force is about 5.000-the rebels
about twice that number.
The stea mer Fuller from Port Royal OF the All
has arrived.
On the 5th she gave chase aud irel Is time:
into the rebel steamer Margaret and Jessie. cap
tured her and towei her To Newkrk The prize
is an iron clad built steamer DISCO tons aud very
fast, and has a valuable cargo of silks wines
dry goods. &c. She bound from Nassau u
Wilmington.
letter TO the Herald from Banks fleet OF tn,
9th saws:
All the vessels crossed the bar on the morning
of that day. and were steaming out to sea.
The fleet comprises some twenty vessels, ac
companied by gunboats
Gen Ord is seriously sick.
The steamer Locust Point from New Orean:
of the 29th arrived this morning.
A letter to the General Press, dated New Or
leans October 29-4 p VI SAYS:
The 18th and 18th army corps yet in the
vicinity OF Vermlionvlle or Bellvew and Ope
louSas They had not advanced beyond Ope
lousas and probsblv will remain holding thu
country already in our possession until some
thing is heard from the expedition lately sale.
from here
There has been no fighting
UnfouBdei rumors prevail of an attack a
different prints on our line OF the BAYOU.
By the Fuller We have dates from Charleston
bar OF the 18th The bombardment of Sumte
was progressing. The rebels still remaining il
possession OF what remains of il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
From Warrington.

WAsHIxGTox November 3 1t is thought tina
the public interest does not require any furthe
payment at present of gold on interest besrin.
certificates OF Indebtedness before maturity. anu
the SecretsrS o: the Treasury has accordingly
ordered the ,iiscou,inuance of such pay ment. ex
cepiing on certificates already presented or nov
in transit 10 tic department.
The Secretary OF State has arrived ia this city
by the nigh; train from New York, having let
his sou, Col. Seward, consslescent.
The Secretary authorizes the gratifying AN
nouncement that the French Government. upol
the remonstrance OF Minister Dayton, has prompt
ly arrested the six iron clad rams which wer
building al Nantes and Bordeaux.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

THE RAvIL TROUPE This great corps of un-
rivalled artists who. for the past week have been
giyia. performances Al Masonic Hall, 10 the IN
finite delig ht of our citizens. have. we are happy
To announce, concluded 20 remain three nights
longer Our fun loving people. those who have
eniOved themselves witnessing the great Ravel
Troupe. propose To give Mrs Jane English, the
manageress, benefit to night. We learn that
all the members OF the troupe. in token of their
appreciation 81 Mrs Engish's efforts to please
the public. and OF her kind demeanor toSard
them. have unanimously volunteered their serv
ces Let the fair benehc,re have bumper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
FROM Washington.

WASHINGTON, November Notwithstanding
the attempt to discredit portion OF jeff. DAVIS
correspondence, recently captured and published
il Is positively ascerlanej that the originals are
Oh hle and in possession of the Government
The disposition of the Government is to dc
everything in its power to relieve the slringency
iu the money market in the great Atlantic cities
Arrangements have been made which, it is
thought. cannot fail 10 secures,his most desirab e
end IL "A few days.
IL is reported in the Army of the Potomac that
the rebels are crossing the Rapidan in great
haste. probably with view of reoccupyine
fredericksburg in force, apparently anticipating
movement on the part OF Gen Meades force:
toward that place.
Gen Meade has changed his headquarters.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

- The next crimisal trial of Importance in
the Marion Circuit Court will be that of Suther
land tor the killing of Small some weeks since
Both Sutherland and Small were employed in the
Lawrenceburgh and IndIanapois railroad compa
ny's machine shop They had alteration,
and subsequently Small was shot dead on the
street by Sutherland. The testimony will devel
op where the guilt lies. WIN p Fishback ana
Smmes A. Colley for the defense. Hon. Thos
Hendricks and Hon Joseph f NJ Donald for
the State Probably the case will be called to
day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

THE STREErs--It will be noticed by an adver
tisement elsew here that The Street Commissioner
authorized by the City Council. advertses ton
sealed proposals for cleaning the bow ldered street.
aud alleys OF the municipality Mr. kemper i,
ndefatgabe Official, and he will see to it thai
everything IN the premises required to be d0re j.
done. There Is no city anywhere the avenues al
which broad and spacious those OF Iud
anapolis-none the streets OF which are more
beautiful. and nones should be kept constantly
cleaner
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
rom Cairo.

CAIRO. November The Memphis Bulletin
of the Ste. says
Stevens aud Bell. with FIVE hundred men, are
conscripting and robbing in Shelby. Fayette and
Upton counties That part OF the country is
represent ed in dreadful condition. the crops are
destroyed and many people are dependent on
what they can get through our lines for support
New Orleans papers of the 29th ult say:
Owing tothe scarcity Of breads,utfs and pro
visions. cotton was arriving in considerable
quantities The receipts for October were thir-
teen thousand FIVE hundred bales of cotton, $3.50
sacks OF sugar; the sugar cror Is very light
owing to the scarcity of fuel and labor.
band of guerrillas entered tlandyille. ky
IL miles from Cairo. yesterday and captured a
courier " it'll a small mail
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
Prom Cincinnati.

CIxcrSxArI November s-The Grand Jury
found true bills indictment against the parties
charged with conspiracy. The came up
in the United States Court Yesterday, but at
the request Of the counsel tor prisoners po~tpon-
cd till the 18th inst The Indictment charges
them with treason in endeavoring to release John
Morgan and his officers from the pententiary. to
release the prisoners from the barracks in this
city and con-piring to capture the United States
steamer Michigan on Lake Erie
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09
From CHATTANOOGA.

CHATTANOOGA. November Half dozen
shells from Lookout Mountain paid their regards
to US to day but Gid no damage
At other points along the line everything Is
quiet.
boat from Bridgeport loaded with supplies
mules and passengers came up through the suck
to Browns Ferry
II requires only two miles of wagon transpor
tation between Browns and Chattanooga
A number of Paymasters arrived with funds to
pay the troops
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

.F-On Sunday morning. the lst of Novem
Der. Capt Christopher Mason, of the 4th Indiana
cavalry. was killed Oh our picket line near Chat
tanoosa. The Captain wac in charge of the
picket in front, and riding along the line. he mel
and hailed a party, as he supposed. OF Fedora
soldiers. and was answered by volley He tel
from his horse dead. party of the enemy had
penetrated within the lines.
The death of Captain Mason not known
here on Monday last. this gay week aud on that
day his commission Major forwarded Il
Chattanooga His death makes another vacancy
which vas filed by the promotion of Capt W
L Pepper. OF Rising Sun. To the majority
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

MKHcHASr TAILosIsG &c. II. Heitkam Co,
No IL North Illinois street. nearly opposite the
Bates House. is one OF the most fashionable mer
chant tailoring establishments in this city. I heir
stock Of piece goods comprises the best varieties
and latest styles, all fresh and new. from which
any gentleman can select \ suit TO has taste. and
have i made in the neafest and mos; seryiceahle
style. Those of our friends that want new
suit. or any part of a suit We saw call G. II
Heitkam Co, and thew will be well suited.
Youths and boys clothing made 10 order in the
latest style septic 2m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

sE-The Chief OF Police informs u that he is
determined to have the ordinance licensing dogs
executed He must DO this without fear or fa-
Owners of dogs must either license them
or shoot them. Ii is hard upon our friends, the
quadrupeds.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

sTMr T Gardiner has purchased the news
stand. recently kept Nv Mr. Howard ~ he Pal
mef House. Mf Gardner cf'crs for safe all the
prominent dsi'y publications The Sentinel may
always he obtained Of him.
- We would call the attention OF our read
CT. "a lie Al r;iseaient Of the Indiana FIRE In
surluce % which will be found M our columns
to day This Company IL last becoming one Of
the permanent institutions OF State. They
insure exclusively on dwelling houses, farm
barns. and their contents in the State of Ind ana
only. and the success they have met with daring
their existence shows very important feature 10
the business. and that IL the men that manage Il
are well qualified for the positions which they &C.
cuDy, having been in this kind OF business for
the last twenty years
Wear very glad 10 learn that our State is be-
coming supplied with good permanent insurance
comp mics. and hereafter farmers can have
no excuse tor insurng in those irresponsible
foreign companies. Of which We know little or
nothing. We have good law in this State for
the government ri insurance companies, but IL
Is lacking in one 'hius, and that y the legisls-
ture ought TO have made one other clause, pro
hbiing foreign mutual insurance companies
from insuring IN the State at all. The State -
now flooded with Illinois mutuals, who have no
character at home or abroad. and our word Tor il
somebody IS going TO toe awtuliy ssindled, and
we would advise our farmers 70 have nothing 20
d. With these foreign mutual insurance GONNA
MES. We have men. money. business talent
and energy enough ~ the Stlle OF Indiana TO DO
all the business without the assistance OF neigh
boring States. We are awne that II i kind in
them 10 offer their services, but let ~ give them
wide berth AMI do our business at home with
our neghbors II We do this. ia case of losses
we can settle them II home. without the expense
of going 20 another State. \ word 20 the wise
j. sufficient. Tue late decisions of the Supreme
Court mike IL penal offense for these foreign
mutusls 10 do business without hr.t complying
with our statutes, and they hot having done this.
all policies issued by them are worthless. and OF
no effect.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

~ DrJ l.. Benson. OF Westfeld called on US
yesterday. The Doctor i one 81 the best physi
Clans in the State We understand that be is
about 10 receive commission from Gov. Morton
Assistant Surgeon ia the 1th cavalry. No
better appointment could be made. The Doctor
- 1--we and has seen Ia months service the
r1..n l.I The - La
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

NKw Musfc.-"Im waiting for Him TO come
Home The old House by the Lindens" and
The song Of the L X Sigma Chi" are three
pieces OF music just published by John Church.
Jr, 60 West 4th street. Cincinnati The words
and music are both beautiful AL Of Mr. Church's
publications To DC had NJ tue principal music
stores Ia tue CITY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

GREAT TRorrTSG MATCH one Of the most in
teresting trotling races that has ever taken place
in Indians. will come off n the Sagar Grns .
track on TUESDAY next. Nov 10 At , O'Clock u
NJ The celebrated stallion Pfimns of Nich,-
gan. i matched against the trotting stallion
CurIey of this State. for 81 600 besttwo in three
in harness The reputation OF these stations
guarantees closely contested race. and perh,ns
the best time viii be made that has ever been
seen on this track. The lovers OF good horse.
shogld not fsll 20 see this race nov1-9t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

SUDDEN DEsTH--Johu A Colestock we'll
known citizen. formerly Street Comm ssoner.
was found dead IN MS bed OH SATURDAY iast. Me-.
COlestOck had been previously Ia apparent good
health, and the announcement OF his sudden
demise startled all his friends A post norton
examination revealed that Mr. COlestOck died OF
congestion OF the brain and lungs, aud the Coro
her jury found verdict accordingly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

The FINE ARrs.-Mr. Runnion, who is untr-
ing IN his Efforts TO please the public, has at great
expense, secured the services of DR. Bushnell the
celebrated photographer. of the world renowned
Root Gallery of Philadelphia; with Mr. Peufold
whose artistic taste and skill "a colorst needs no
commentator. We eau confidently recommend
all wanting photographs plain, colored. in the
finest style, to give Mr.. call
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-09

tH- Gov. Morton esterday-Sunday-
noon took u ride IN splendid barouche drawn by
splendid horses. Ii was a beautiful day and HIS
: Exceileucy, notwithstanding the war. nOtwith-
standing The many poor soldiers who are moaning
anu the m4ny poor widows who ure grieving, ana
the many poor orphans who are crying, enjoyed
himself exceedingly we'll. Ah what soldiers
iria l. ha