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The New York herald., 1863-11-26
CHATTANO
Splendid Victory for Grants
Grand Army.
The Enemy Driven from
Every Point.
Lookout Mountain and Mis-
siOnary Ridge In Posses
sion Of our Troops.
Capture Of Between Five and
Ten Thousand Prisoners.
Forty Pieces OF Artll-
1ery Captured.
BRACES FORCES RETREATING.
-~~.>-~~~~~-~--~~~o~o~
Names of Some Of the Killed
and Wounded.
-->~>~~~~J~~I>~N>~~U>~~~~~-
Official Dispatches from Generals Grant
and Thomas,
&C., &C., &c.

WARRINGTON, Nov. rs, 1863.
Tho following Official dispatches from Major General
Thomas Major General Grant have been received
the headquarters Of the army here
GENERAL THOMAS DESPATCH.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. n, 1858.
Major General q. W. HaIIRox, General-in .Chief,--
Yesterday. at half past twelve O'Clock, Gen. Grangors
and Gen. Pamers corps, supported BY Gen. Howard's,
were advanced directly in front Of our fortincatons,
drove in the pckets and carried his nrst line Of
rife pits between Chattanooga and Caters creek.
We captured nine cowmssioncd officers and about one
hundred enlisted men.
Our LOGS is about one hundred and eleven.
day General Hooker, in command OF General
Gearys DIVISION Twelfth corps General osterhaus divi
sion Fifteenth corps and two brgades Of tho Fourteenth
ccrps carried the north slope OF Lookout Mountain with
small less side. and loss to the enemy.or ave
hundred cs six hundred prsoass; killed and wounded
There has been continuous nghng from twelve O'Clock
until after night but troops calamity repulsed every
a.tsnps 70 take the position.
General shsrman crossed the Tennessee river before
daylight this morning. a the mouth Of the South Chcka
auga, with three divisions OF the Fifteenth corps and
one division Of the Fourteenth corps and carried the
northern extremity OF Missionary Ridge.
Our success far has been complete, and tho beha
vior Of the troops admirable.
GEORGE Fl. THOMAS, Major General.
GENERAL GRANTS DESPATCH.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov 24-sPM.
Major General H. W; HAILrcK. Generaln. Chief, Wash.
ington, D. C.:-
Tho fighting to-day progressed iavoraby.
General sherman tho end OF Missionary Ridge
and bis right the tunnel and bis LETT at Ch,cka
mauga creek.
mountain and now hold slope and point high
sp.
c.nno, yet tell the amount Of casualties bu, our loss
is not heavy.
General Hooker reports two thousand prisoners taken
besides which snal number have fallen into hands
from Missionary Ridge.
U. 8 GRANT, Major General
The Chattanooga Telegrams.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. rs, 1853.
General Bragg evacuated the summit OF Lookout
Mountain last night and troops occupy 1t. He,
however, s,ir holds tho rine pits the base Of Mis-
sionary Ridge.
The Philadelphia Teiegr ans.
PmApuPmA, Nov. 25. 1883.
oneial dispatches from General Grant TO yesterday
morning report that he has carried two successive lines
Of the rebels, and that no hopes either scatter or
capture Bragg's army and be in Atlanta n Ave days
The Washington kilograms.
wAsniseros. Nov. rs, 1858.
The news Of the glorious suocos Of General Or MT
creates the greatest delight and rejoicing throughout The
city
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
shipping News.

Arrived from New Ynrs cy Of Nonireai as Deal, osn
Taylor At belfast crulsal Al Lv'I ooi oup NAnsarins.
Gaua CieAI, Anlv-rp. toasA, & usyr, Up
land at oenrvai cuvstor, at Lserpoo. Aaos, st Ant'
werp; Vrriu n fiuEb ne, Ciars at Dsi
Ysd iTosa san Fraa.osso Mary Ogden, ct Lssrroel
Arrived from O. lao sgNan u Ovens ~ Livcrpoosi u
Blanchard a. iiAyTs,
sal~I ~ Saw Yort i7,h Cumberland and Coast Pilot
from Deal; Generalization frIm Liverpool
MIaiTha Htiy tuYcpiA fJs Lvcrpopl p.t ut) Qucsrs-
town ittb. hAying Iosi asiis. MALAY ards. A1
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
Financial aad Commercial News.
LONDON MONEY sAexEr.

LONDON MONEY hAhhr.
Low ON, Nov. IL, 1864
The bullion in tho Bank Of England hsd decreased
Gas 600.
Illinois Central s64ros, los ais. discount; rh. ~
o.
Lospos, Nov. 10, 1893
Consos for money p2,. o2X.
American securities duh
Money Ia rather easier.
Tho bank discount N unchanged,
The Paris poarso was nat Eentes closed Al or 2so,
rHs LIVERPOOL corros xAEasr.
IiVsafopt, Nov ~ 1893
Sales Of tho week N 600 bass. Tns marhst opsasA
day :. :" ;ss.ss ,s.%ss Of a. sS
5000 bales. and exporters 600 haies Tho sales Aay
Sss up ss Tss
following arc TIC au'hor'neh quo's,ons msd-
The stock Of cotton stated NJ Isl 600 bales,
or which 80 900 arc American.
TRADE RsroRr.
The advicss from Manchester are unfavorabic Market
fat and sii declining
LIVERPOOL pgEADsruvvs MARKKr.
The breadstufs market i steady.
Richardson, Spence A 90, waseneId, Nash CO., and
red wo.toru ~ sa sd red soaibern ~ ID. . ss ".
Corn steady Al 2ss 3d. . ~. OIL. for miI~d
LIVERPOOL ruovisios MARKET.
Tho provision market " quiet and steady. HiglArd,
Athya Co and Gordon, nruco Go. report.--Iea ia'
active. Pork qaie, and steady aeon s,i decoins.
iivEHgool rnonucs aArsxr.
The produce marEat 10 quiet and steady. Butter &m.
Lard quo, at 39s od COS Tai o~ eaSier al t2s 49,
Oh. Sugar buoyan a the opcpo1 but closed Quiet.
NoNo' very dull Ncu urn ANn'Hi'hn Linseeu on
dull Cod oil steady 5Ts Rosin ctvc at 3os spiritA
turpentinc quiet aud steady Petroleum gst and rrcgu.
lar refined, is 9d L. iod fI6 o. for crude pes tSn
LONDON MAHkfrs,
i,osp0s, Nov. II, 1893
Breadsturs nrm Iron steady. fufar d'mcr md al.
vauccd 90. L. co1e enscr and irregular fct steady.
Rice quiet iusecd cakes dGii Iurecd oil attn dcclu-
Ing Spirits turucniino steady at s5- Prtr"scum duH
Sperm oil quiet Islow dail at 43s rroyaons lnno<ve.
Butter sti adv vancBg spirits tarpentins nfmer. kcsn
steady, American securi,i"r stoady ssics small oo-
sols Tor money 92,. vas
1fE LAfbHr MANkErs.
iytprooL Nov lS-Fvennr
Cotton fat sales 600 baes OF which srecuiaors aud
exporters took 600.
Breads cBdH quiet aud steady
Sugars buoyant.
LrvrRroor, Ncv. Is, IsSs.
BroldntuGs stoIdv. Corn dun
Provisions inactive.
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
-~~-,-0>~oc~~>->o~~~~
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT HALIFAX.
Official Assurances of the French Gov
ernment Regarding Am rican Affairs.
~~~--.~~>-~~~>->-.~~~>~,
Peace Propositions from an
American in England.
~-~>~.~>>>y>-~~~~~~~~
A British Frigate Ordered to
Charleston.
.4o~~,~-e--~~>)e--~y~~~~-
THE B0NApARTE CONGRESS.
~>---,~--~~--.--~~~~~--~-~-
THE POWERS HESITATE As TO A REPLY.
~-~--~->~>-~~~,->-~>~>~-
The Accidents to the Africa,
Anglia and America,
As.s ae.. ~.
a British Frigate Ordered to
Charleston.
THE B0NApARTE CONGRESS.
THE POWERS HESITATE As TO A REPLY.

ilAIplx, Nov. 2b 1863
The steamship Arabia Capt. Cook from Liverpool, at
half past ten A. ". Nos Il VIA Queenstown the
INK of the l5h arrived oclo this evening,
en- route Tor Boston she has sixteen Halifax aud thirty
two Boston passengers.
She brings three days later novs
The hrablA sailed for Boston attwo O'Clock A. ~
On the Isth passed tho ship Far West bound In
on rsssnen passed Galway found ilr A.
latitude forty eight longitude forty eight Adriatic
bound cast
The steamship HanmonIs, from Now York, arrived al
Southampton sho J2th nssans.
Tho steamShip scoia nom New York. arrived at Liver
pool on ihe 18th instant.
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
fpe n IN art.

rbs yns = . ~lih .f,sh ss ssf asishi fever n.
snsh sfs'.Af s1cstsf The frrsrtmsBt tFos1t ff :
coeusatpn 80 r-nmAfs srs rcst.s~x
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
The LATEST NEWS.

IS,ro- Nsv 10, issa
me rssss,shso Anssos. vlsea sas~s rup Jasses
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
ssw. from Y.s,s... Non.o..

AKgfvtf a. HrirsSnD Hrss sons-hoyKsf~ra 90
srsg. DAVIS, gTc.
posrss~s wssscs ~gr 10 iss1
III svsnu ss~ Yps ~nyss frm cnJ rvsi us
aftsrDsa. -as s,ssy .avs ssrs~ns frsn HSh~@a
fwp ihos.ana Y0ssss passsf Rassva~, ssd sss
reslmsrg ufvsss Sssxse1.cash ssis fsr ssstS<sy.
or iac@ ais .s,l,. % aes. s.,
pf.ss4sni fsrs uflyss II ,asss c9s't iSsss % ~
tsf1sy Ts % .,1ttfas .tib G-1ssa lee.
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
GENERAL sUrlsR's DEPARTMENT.
Interesting from worth ca,sii.s.

ss.rra.. Nov ~. tsey.
saor General Butiss, ~bo srrv.d ter~ ysst<rday. n
% tosr u insp-rion " ths si1ssst zgtssy pssss N
tbs ssgArn.ni
EaDr CessraifFr o1mniansiss fts f~partnsat II the
East has Applied isr M ssrysss asIos csssrsi rsss,
uho csnssndt tbs htsfy aisfbe,. Ss.erA Bailsv he's
,sansi h ~la's-.I froas hsfs ossstess
.ns ths rtsss- hfhiy ssfrpssiS W p,s psbse sssvks
ns,slrc. as.gt.d ~ ssssssi Pea yssyexs s~vssxs-
10. sn1 20 protect tts rsbr q NE D~pis,
ara ths usa.b's ns,sunoa svs1 W ksua
70 sssnis q IA t;sasyfy departures, h~ss vin ssvs
miiqEs q cons,s. sos rsa fer hin s1ys.< rss.tA.
tba
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
Poland

trars fstAin nlchahf - n roapd III shhjfAsh
of The Grand from tbs 1grsfnursbAp
oonnfnsd An sddhkutl tanHitan % isnfcssi 80 IeAa1
~ tb4 Hase1 rive araeat anf fofcri hAn ~ ib~ o.
tsoual give naspt ~ frSssia
TAs h.fbbaf ~ usfaihr sisciss Hsff foa grAbe-
pr~-1spt n se~<h - frintef nst that the kinss
dsss fos sthsu ~ J~Ddins dlfsfsn.ss -osd fsl
niiea ne giias stsftsstsd sctsd at1n
% ~ obvirus syrn
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
G1aaf llallnln

The extraordinary treble mardsr 30 irndon cab ard
the gu.nt sacide 4 The mufdsfef rr~gliei
f,i d. fs Tie boiy tbs alter, and be 80
bur eI at mid ishi mrhuut fIrcfai flisL
Tis meal BAfd q Eraies ,ny into the aociert N
"a. frica ief IN The fufpeussu ~ tapsu
ores crtfcs sts far mruh. uesif,tng % eth 2
$50 hs sfEn.s the ssd The ssaminattB -
%. Affcs st0Eei fby~s NJ rrat-fal famsas
merely cuunncd " the d~ad pofsi fafwafd
The io0aoB Flat, srptstnr % tbs "a after % tue
Ansha q GsiSay nj tns shoftc uinsy u 10 a.issy
lin n general, the Arar ecNf Ailgfa ard ~
sassihs cannot b. svas sad afsssLstLof Lbe exr-f
fnsnt tss nj b % ~ - a. s1osgh.
A survey a the Anflas sn'rs bst ihiis fasnss~ b1t
the vsfsel strained hst aa~ o,dsfss W vsfpo u
v b. dry dprsrf.
m vrsvrn' has osr N arurs'.d srnoug to tkirpirx
q Itefro5 b ApleAl asalnft Tia ssntenes e To-
tain si0se u tbs Affrs IssssIns sI bs isd 10 dsy
. .ls subycct.
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
THE LATEST NEWS.

wAsmSeros, Nov. rs, 1863.
The following received here this afternoon from
responsible soarce:-
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. all AM
We have had q brisk engagement this morning, and
have driven the enemy entirely on d Lookout Mountain
considerable portion Of which they bsid up 70 this
morning.
We have also taken Missionary Ridge from tm this
morning and the troublesome RIO pits in possession os
which yest rdsys engagement loft them a, i,s close
All nrng has ceased for safcieu, time 70 wrran, the
conclusion that Bragg has rsoaied certainly leaving all
the ground and strong points our for which
we have been fighting for the last three days.
1t s too early jet to enable state the casualties
either side, ~hlch not yet known.
Our army IN glortus exuiaiIon indeed, over their
series of victories
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
EHa nss.

Tho Bark q Ffancs % %. IN fsssf ths ftie = Ga
cntnt ~ seven lsr cfnt Ibs fbly fsfgfuf a IA
pstitsi0e shD~ Q csefsas9 oi cafb a bAna " ffiy
seven fniiihobs ffancs
Is,afss p,.s,y STEADY R.s,s- sff A.
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
Dstaiis or Yesterday battle.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 40, fssa.
We are completely vic,orious Ths enemy ID totally
routed and driven from every pssiton. Our ie. very
small, ana The susnys Il. heavy in prisoners
Finding General Hsohs 20 sucessstaI IN biz novs
mssss ssaioss Lookout Noss,a, ibs secny svseusssd
ihsi position durIns the sxAs
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
BkATII..

RIO JASEino, Oct "a. 1868
Exchange on Iaudon 2Tn s27A. CoNoc-Cood hfsts,
ieoo 1000. ship mcuts, 73soo bagr. stock, 1900.
feights, J5s. d. &0s.
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
the American o.sssson.

The American Questfom.
The French government had informed Mr. Dayton that
their views the American question unchanged,
They had recognized tho south, and consequently
had not signed tho treaty for the scquou Of and
Louisiana. AS reported.
Tho steam frlgato Phantom, on tho North mcrican
station, has been ordered 10 Charleston.
Tho London Time, publishes project for rcace 10
America by Northern gentleman writer. lie saysH
the is TO 90 on tor tmo. from momcn tafn,
perhaps II mus, let alone but should ha turn0i as
posshle from attended conque,t % M
limits and terms of teitcme Hifgests hat nesota
be opened al with the Richmond government
Tor such setsmouts, aud mixing mot. ofmal recpgt
ton of The matters or drcusH' the Ton ederatfs
Of course U be recognized ds Hrs--nud navigation ~ TIE
uhip and hissssppi. ard Ia eNgnt = fyuuii Jo.utg
the y gth the Susqucsnua and 'hernuclke be free
with common tarii fr the tso cpn' cieraoie~.
William C0nell Je~ett puhiisifrs q onR psrnrhiot il
advocacy o. mediation IN Am"f' ln Whch BE- main.
tsins that toe American question designed 10 come be-
fore The ptojo-ed congress tbs met inn raBt
ter, nrseins The peace aud prosperity y nroic and
urgently appeals TO En.land 10 support NApOson.
THE LATEST.
LoSnoy. 40, TO- 400
The leading Jourgas day continue their argga,onts
sg,inst tho pr0posof Toe london r,aei ucais
tbe subject unreal progaei,on snd say u my
possibly tarB that tho proposal saneih ug a hs
nal re Il a hro escapo-i6s sTsd.ca, q a maa ~.
mined tn come down sonchoT from unteuabfr pol.
ton abe Ffn err NAV have made tho trotssipn sith
cut desiring the congresg iue And ngiand by 10 chung
TO Join " my be doing tbs Eorof tbs greatest possible
r1rs lo,er says ~ ye, o,li shoulder i al ua,-
20 he With regard to Nc c'ugfcss aud tbs
driftng INTO au abyss OF imPrsctoabMty
The Congress.
~ rum red that Dfouyn d. Lhuys frlwing up ~
fplanntory document comp the ~ er.ut ggcstors
which The tmrrror intends ~ submit b. the clngrrta
In the M snltm the tnrisb our a- sypcsr h. b.
generally tatlug ya~ sdycrra g. a cun,fcss.
Tho London Siots mnirts'ial) op The f0rdrn
Nccf and I0ndou Hrad also Opr-ss q aud Nfgoe thst
II u r. held unfAyorsble r"snlu rit ctsur
The london IBts iDgufcr what fEyiani viii have t.
Do IN the cDngees should sver pfDve tbsb deal
coucspt ani ponts opt thai there m NJ place or ing
lind ia ", ngtha hpD1rs being pssd b. Francs.
Ibc English cabinet had bed hrfo Alecnss stDr fhe
sgh ect Tho result has not nansprtd. Anotbsr meet
lns IL nred for November ~.
The Msdrh or fssd'a,ta says TIE fpankh s0seyu- 1
resolved % fend re resen1iiyes 10 the c1nes
sgan - lslfn is iook cfsfy on u
ng asaerted that 1usirh VII give W. answer ii The \
resolution of England a sno~B
Great Usttafp.
The extraordinary treble mardsf 10 ifbd0r cab ard /
he gusnt s1ctio q Tie mufdefef rc~git~i
Il e ii d. fs ha-fy . ALTER. 80
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
PRICE THREE CENTS.
ae,ry o. Frday a.t, pu, haes o Movlo .h. moralns
rnorEsr Ynom nerlco.

The Juares government had aidrsrssa a note 70 tho
connc protestirg against The alton Of th0
III can consultation by french luyaon and hoping
for tho sy mpathy OF Switzerland.
The New York herald., 1863-11-26

wAsHI~eros u q Nov ~ iss3 !
W. ossops, Es1 th.Irman Boari sayersisors Kas.
ssf have kooor 20 aesr o. edge ne receipt OF yoar
Communication q the zis Inst. ing nforH .t
ENa 70 pA5m~nts oi premium. sc r-rruiis snIstins
mndsr the ean of the Pfssdsn u he nsd Has.
" L-h Ihsss ioe.uons ere answered 10 me ordsr b.
~ s-fhs suota of the Sec NJ and ThrI corsr...anai
dsuies ~ The ttat- ~ sew YoE undsf NJ ssttsA fof
uo,ps io1ws-scooHi distr.gt. sg,t, ftrd aisirhf,
sss.-Yoa vii b. er.dlisd sn Jsar ..ata of s.a al
With recruits snitpg IN the lnVAila rorys
rI.-rou VII not bc r-sdrc 90 youf quota n sad o2
yarT-Ysa wni bs srsSi,-a o. your spe.. of SAD call
~vs any neUoss that mar enisi
ty,-swn b. required 10 rnas. ssoJ .by .n,s.a A.
rshess 90 treyioas cal for ur.s " draft
s&fy-
Soa ASA
nf-i In ssse of asdeIcws, sns.f The ,Al, ~.
~ sas IRON ne eounty a lafgs ony - tersrr.
and .abdstfi. bu, vhsrs ibe shoa saany acs iasss,
" fss ng yolnntsrfs hey ~f h~ "a w. sd isa splng
aMss 81 thrscity ana roi 70 fhs pafNsa 80
nea ths nfn"ss msy hsf "a fsssoa And tse cans,
r0u.ass
hts~A"fn ease of dsfefsrey N ne ~ we~ ysrs
soss't ~ msfr % the nunb bsr ~ aayl sstasiy
.ses se.s. a,s .sn, o. 'h. s y 'g,s = s
w sts< " knes cosnty farnIshss 10 xvots, "A wiu
@ ssss y fr.s arsfh ~Aoss rssard .Aai ~. i.s
XsRs Says VIZ rrsss.s ssssfs s..s ,''s. S.a.,.l
hssh dInes'sy has fsrsts<srs ben ssssflsse.s 81
een~ra spsos- sss61As<rs Zee N. Z s..ss.t
Wy srp~sw tAst sow ous has bs~n as,sgiss Zee ths
.ntes-ssme,r. ~ y. D. Rs>s, ~ tbs ors Haod .ad
birty sscood Nsv YosE voiunts<rs- bo !. .i<~ty o.
sss~a W @rirs ssS ksst.w vnk ~. AIdsr a. u ~
The New York herald., 1863-11-26

The bullion In tho Bank OF England had decreased
J.33- 600.
Consols for money, e24N 02A. -
Illinois Central sbaros, lggs a1s. discount; nh, ~
q 81.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-10
Extracts from the very able essay of C. j.
Shlle, Esq, entited
HOW A FREE PEOPLE
CONDUCT LONG WAR.
CONDUCT A LONG WAR.

y War is always entered up,
on amidst vast deal Of popular enthusi,
asm, which is utterly unreasoning. 1t
is the universal voice of history, that
such enthusiasm is wholly unreliable in
the prolonged and manifold
burdens which are inseparable from eve
ry war waged on an extensive scale. and
for long period The popular idea Of
war is speedy and decisive victory and
an immediate occupation of the enemy's
capital, followed by treaty Of peace BY
which the objects of the war are perma-
nently secured. Nothing is revealed TO
the excited passions of the multitude, but
dazzling visions of national glory, pur-
chased BY small privations, and the ear
~ and complete subjugalion Of their en-.
emies. IL Is, therefore. not unnatural
that at The first reverse they should yield
at once 10 an unmanly depression. and.
giving mp all for lost. they should vent
upon the Government for lis conduct OF
the war. and upon the army and It's gen
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-10
T.. FINNIGAN,
DILAZON ID. IIOLDRIDGE.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
r | G II & JORD A n

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At
n LAW, Independence, Buchanan County,
Iowa. Office over the Store of Freeman d Main.
Will practice in the different Courts of this
State, and promptly and faithfully attend to
nny business in any way pertaining to his pro
fession, on reasonable terms.
DEMONSTRATION ira Harris, Albany. n.
Y; Hon. Francis Hyatt, Fenner, N. y G. II.
Jerome. Esq, Iowa City; J. c. Loomis, Inde-
pendenee.
Arrl 29th 1862. T6-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-10
L. w, HART.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
"A LAW, Independence, Buchanan Coun-
ty, Iowa.
Will give strict attention to all business en-
trusted to his care. Office up stairs one door
west of Marquette e. McKenzie's Furniture
Store. Main Street, Independence, Iowa.
Amy and all business pertaining in any way
to Lands or land business, promptly attend
ed to. Noy26Iy
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-10
JAMES yAMIsos. A.
JAMESON & LEWIS,
B. LEVI.

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
IA Law and Notaries Public, will practice
in the several Courts of this State, will give
strict attention to securing claims, making aud
forwarding collections. paying taxes, examin.
ing titles. and all other business entrusted to
them professionally [32ltfl
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-10
J. s. WOODWARD,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
IN Law. General Land Agent and Notary
Public, Independence, buchanan County,
Iowa. Will practice in the different Courts OF
this State. Also attend promptly to securing
claims, making Collections, Paying Taxes,
Conveyaneing, dc.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-10
CARTER HOUSE.

T Ohm l.. WILCOX. formerly of the Amer
O loan Hotel. having leased the above house,
would return his thanks to the public for the
liberal patronage formerly bestowed, and would
be hoppy to welcome all his old friends at the
Garter House. Maine St, Cedar Falls Iowa.
Stages leave this house daily for the North,
South and West.
Cedar Falls, July 25. 1861.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-10
9Dftrp.

elected for the Guardian.
IN the Death Of Claytie and Maggi,
Dickey.
1.-TWO little children
Lie very still
Mourn not their slumber,
1t bodeth no i'll
Two fragile forms
have rocked ON my breast,
Lulled by the angels
Sweetly to rest.
Four little hands
Folded to rest,
God took our darlings.
God knew twas best.
Dear little hands,
Weary of play,
Folded together,
Idle to-day.
Four little feet,
Ne'er went astray,
firing so early
Resting to-day.
Dear little feet
There are four tiny shoes
Useless at home,
For no children to use.
Two little birdlings
Flown from their nest
Two little children
God knew twas best:
Two little forms lie
Under the sod
Two happy spirits
Reigning with God.'
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-10
w II. BARTON,

COUNTY JUDGE
r AW OFFICE, at the Court House, Inde-
IL pendenee, Iowa.
Will attend to conveyancing, take acknow-
Judgments of Deeds, and do oil legal business
entrusted to his care.
Jan. 81 1861. If.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-10
w. CHANDLER,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE
q over Keller h Burpee's Furniture Ware
Rooms, Independence, Iowa.
Feb 26. 1861.
, 1863-11-08
RADICAL TRIUMPH IN MIS-
49,. :, SOURI,.
An infamous Condition Defeated.
From the St Loui4 Democrat, Nov. g.

From the St Louis Democrat. Novel,
The Radicals hare won q glorious victory
in this State. We DO not, say that they have
heir candidates for the Supreme. Bench, an
.,f1}ce which, IN q political sense, is Of smsu
consequence, but they have certainly gaiued
all the substantial fruits Of victory When
tie circumstances under which the late cleo
iiou in Missouri MAS conducted are consider.
I'd, It must be aekno Hledged that the election
Of the Radical State ticket would be uttle
short Of miracle. -
The radicals had to fight the combined op-.
position. Every element that was not OF
them was against them. Their party was
Lew, and had every manner Of prejudice and
Misrepresentation. The most remarkable
coalition was formed against them ever
known in the political history OF this country.
eentatives. Of the Federal Government and
the rebels. Ths accredited agents Of Mr.
Lincoln and the admirers and parttBan3
Ct Jederson Davis voted aide BY side,
ind for the eanne ticket. and in not few in
stances tie former we're found leading the lat.
dollars, contributed by Government contrac
lors and Federal Office holders, were expended
ip the pric ting and circulation Of documents
designed to induce rtbtls to vote, and to re-
iieye their copsciences in SO doing. Tho OBJ
iect was to get them to vote, as It WAS well
the he coppethcsd ticket. Nor is 1t any wonder
When tneY we're openly so1lcited by the Off
ctai agents Of the Federal Government to
core 1p to the polls and strike for the mast.
erp Of fhe State through the ballot box, that
Thousands Ct them availed them: elves OF the
Wbsa It was seen that al the offices, all the
cont acts, all the patronage. both s:ate AID
pational-al1 the iInuence Of the Goyeranent,
n oral ard material, were on the side OF tae