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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
ESPECIAL NO1ICEl
IL DRUNKENNESS CURED. IN

THE inebriate may now bid defiance to the
l. hmstiag cur. DR.. ZANE'S ANTIDOTE
FOR 5TkONG DRINK is a certain cure for
Dfankeamss Ii creates dislike for strong.
drink, and can be administered, Without the
knowledge of the patient Price 81 b"x.
S.nt hy mail 10 any address. by 5. G. UP
ham. as CHlsrXrr SrRELr, PnlLADELPniA
Pa. Circulars sent free; 7-6nl
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
rUO ADVERTISERS.

THIS PAPER HAS NEARBY DOU-
Bile E1FE CIRCULATION IN kt .
PAPER, aNDlS TiiEEEFOsE sFUCEE
THT MOST VALUABLE WEDEt NJ
FOR ADVERTISERS TO MAKE
KNOWN THEIR BUSINESS TO TEiE
PEapGE OF THIS COUNTY.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
JULY FOURTH.
UNION CELEBRATION f!
MUSIC, GRAFTON. DINNER.
TOASTS. SPEECHES, FIRE
WORKS!

The Union men Of Buchanan County
will celebrate The comi"g 4h Of July
il Independence, By Cannon, R-ading
of tie Declaration, o alton, Dlnuer.
roasts. Speeches, Fireworks, &c. Every
Union man in the county is cordially in
viled 10 participate. The various Union
Leagues throughout The County are ex.
pected to be present in full force.
The proceeds Of The Dinner will be
devoted TO tie BENEFIT OF OUR
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
We expect our friends in the county 10
hel p contribu'e the Dinner. and small
sum will be charged for. Tickets. The
noble purpose TO which The proceeds
will be donated will cause this feature 10
meet the appreciation of every Union
man and woman.
Come with Music and Banners, and
let us have a glorious celebration, re {.
kindling our enthusiasm furour country.
and for The principles upon which our
government is founded.
The following committees have been
appointed, and every member is earnest.
~ requested TO take hold OF the duties
with earncslness aud en-rgy:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
on PROCURING DINNER.
DN TABLE,

Members of this committee in other Town
SLIPS will b. otherwise appointed and notified
pN TlufE
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16
GOOD IRON MILL
One door west OF the MOntOur
House, independence.

Be sure to call and examine these mills before
you buy.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-06-16

negro is naturally religious. Poor fell
how amidst the i'll usage and ctuelty he
has suffered for generations at the hands
of the white christians, lie has look ed
forward 10 paradise where Christ seem
I'd To be sa, ing to him come unto me
all ye who are weary and heavy laden.
aud | will give you rest - 10 paradise
where there were no scourges. racks or
chains-to a parae!ise where
+" No Grnls torment, no christians thirst for
gold"
| mean at an early day, to attend one
It their churches, and when DO So,
will give an account Of my visit. As
have seen them thus far. am pleased
with them, AMI iheir whole department
and confuct cry, shame" on those
Northern Copperheads, who say "down
"ih the nlgger | notice too that
they ale generally well and neatly dress
eG, and seem clearly in their persons.
Many Of them are fasionably and richly
dressed With this element Washing
ton streets present curious spectacle to
a Noltherner. lie sees a constant. and
20 him unusual succession OF colors,
nom ebony black 10 brunette, and from
brunette 10 lie Highest tlondc. The
Washington ladies, Of all colors. under
stand the art OF dress, aud they pay
much more attention TO displaying the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-29
M & CiCAL.
Dr. LudEun's Specific.
CURE OF
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

rsNHE GonoTrhRa, or commonly called Clsp, is a dis
4 gl-ting malady. anu j. too well known 10 require
any explanation: il j. easy 20 be got but is difficult
get clear 81 IL companion that few admire: per-
vades all classes of socey-bh male aud female rich
and poor, both married and single though iroubie
itself. atr sometimes fatal il
disease. the treatment Of which, has generally been
than the disease itself The common fashionable
treatment is first deprive you % all business. then
come Course Of Siarvatiol-livug on bread and tea
Cruel some KIM OF slop you must then be- hled
cupped l.ached combined with medicines
injections. lotions. outments, and foueuta ions
Every few DAYS the medicines changed and after
some months treatment IL this Nay. which the patient
bear with greet fortude fear nosu'e be dis
charged discharges himself with irritable uretor
sweed testcs enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands
dSease OF the neck of the bladder
This specific, which acts ike charm. with few
diseases and is quite pleasant take aud which
has cured thousands IN New York. Philadelphia. Balti
and MANY Of the southern cities. and
enectual remedy. that makes rapid andpemanent
without regard TO diet. drink exercise except
ling jumnng or oyer-Straining. This remedy Is IN
diseases Ii i extracted from our own plants and j.
fectly safe, as IL Is purely able contains
curry that you expose yourself all kinds Of
weather, without the eest danger from the medicine
And If you careful in wrapping up your paste. YOU
will have taste smell from H. that you not
deprived from going into company being detected by
nearest friends.
This is quack me ione buta remedy discovered and
used with immense by regular PHI sician and
confidently recommended 10 the unfortunate.
CAUIlON-N0ne j. genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor. " F. Davidson the box All in
Engagements Of trade marks will be prosecuted with the
utmost rgor ofthe law.
VIZ. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally. Jsn2s-dsuis
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o he srecifoation guilty; o. the eharge. gui t.
Al tie Court does therefore sentence alm, ] nos
y. Clmpbeil. OF the 20 called Confederate A.
my, o oe hung by be neck Until he be zeal, AZ
such time and place as the Commanding Geoeral
shall rect
4 The proceedings. findings and sentences. IN
aiithe foregoing cases. are approved and con
hfmei- The place Of confinement in the cases
Simpson ID. Talbot aud Thomas Sullivan will
he on Johnson's Island. depot of prisoners Of
var, Sandusky, Ohio. whittier they vii be sent
oy The Military Commander Of Cincianl ii, and
delivered into The custody of the Commando OF
that post The Nilitary Commando OF Cincin-
matt. Ohio. viii send the prisoner Thomas NJ.
Ctmpbeil, nov or late OF the sO-cssiled "Cnnfede-
rate Army. in irons and deliver him 10 the Gus
tOdys OF the Commander OF the post. on John
son island. depot of the prisoners OF war. nesr
Sandusky, Ohio The Commander of that post
will SEE TIA, the sentence of the Court is duly ex-
ecutec At IL o'clock. noon. of Nay /, 1868 By
order OF VI jor General Burnside,
LEWIS RICHMOND,
Assistant Adjatant General
Official: WP ANDERSON, A. A. G.
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ing.

We publish this morning the findings and sen
fences by L Court martial, which met i'm this cit,
on the 23d inst., against three persons who were
arraiyned--two for harboring Rebe troops and
preventing their arrest and the third for being %
Spy The proceedings have been approved by
Major General Burnside. who had ordered the
sentence of the court 20 be carried ino execu-
tom The order will be lound in the Emo
this morning. Ii is important us Indicating a DE
termination he part OF General Burnside 10
carry his Order No 30 into execution. The cases
embraced by the order. which appears this morn
ing, are serious ones; but MINOR cases will be- met
and punished with the same oromp'ne-s md Ger
taintv We learn from reliable authority that
Gel eel Burnside IS determined & execute hs
Orier NJ p This oder exteni- not on.y Q
acts in favor OF Rebels, out to words or expires
siun- OF sympathy in their behalf Two wiz
nesses. hearing any ore expressing hope Tor the
Ret,e Wmy, or the Rebel cause, viii he sufficient
TO convict the ol;erer OF treason. the punishment
Of which is death. The only safe course for >uch
persons. i they cannot ret over their feelings ilr
enough - iu,iuce them to give an sctive support
10 the VII. IS - iet their communications be yea.
yea. lny. uav, Ter whatever else than these, EVIL
will come OF IT., Cincinnati Enquirer
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from the Mississippi Squadron.
MIsslsslFPI SQUADRON
April %. l-il {

Aprit 70 I0HJ
FDIroR SExrixEL: The crews of the tin.
clads that accompanied tie Chilllcothe in the
YazoO Pass Expedition, are down with the so
called uineue or brake bone fever. This disease
is not 80 dangerous as ANNOYING Many cases
resulted from exposure of the men bv night and
day on the Cold " alter and Talshltchie rivers.
Perhaps YOU have read With interest the feats
of AGiutant General Thomas At Memphis. He
lena. and elsewhere on the Mississippi river, in
the way OF organizing Negro regiments--of the
ca gerness OF white officers 10 command their col
ored brethren in arms &c Now. all his NAV
sound well to some bat clashes partially By
hart work and imp7es- ment at Helena the army
some DAYS ago. organized reg rnent OF SIX hun
dred negroes Of al >izes, ages. shapes and colors
I hive known the most inteleent negro out of
l2l. drilled every day tor two months he only
rider which he would appreciate. ua--Rea
We have reliable informaron that our forces
in the re.r Of Memphis. outHanked those of the
Rebel General Loring, and isleAied him badly
We captured about seven hundred prisoners The
casualties, on either SIDE. are not known But
Won may be assured that we had a battle, nine
miles back o. Memphis. and that We have been
victorious
From Cane Girardeau, the news s exciting
We haYe 40 apprehension that General Neil has
. reinforced tie works there. Without any prepa-
ration, the Cape j strong position against an
attncS by a stormin- party.
rhe Z ;. Kun boat L tile Rebel" his gone
up. 70 assist The land forces and we suppose that
others wih be seat from 81 LOUIS. Capt Foster
j. ia - Louis. and. 10 be Can set half finished
boat. iii proceed "a the scene of action
The from Brown county. and other Dem
oeratc localities n lnaianA, Is amusing u. on
the Mississippi We think that The whole thing
i made to present grave appearance. for 10
other purDo~e than 10 CRAFTY the Lnahenity OF
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autaxoni.t,e

GRrEfrr. in recens article n he Ne~ York
Tribake. took The position that sbe COnst tuton
guarntees TO toe separate States the suprens
righf to enslave iss own citizens. The carrv
rss, and BrEoHrns aua GAssssoSs Of the Ab-
olidon school. expsess themselves utterly oP
posed 20 this doctrine. They pronosnee u the
sun Of oil sillanies Here i . pretty kettle Of
hsh. TIE Abol'sonists are qssueing among
thsgsseIves over The doctrines and Unexpectedly
Of the Consultation We can only hope IL will
be Kilkenny cat fight and shss each party vii
dsnoIish The other unit not even the tails are
left
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=
y ORDER TO facilitate the annual assessment which
VII be made IN the month Of May. 1853 aud TO make
he same with much economy possible, deem il
proper 10 tue of the 9Th Congressional Dis
trct OF indiana prepare and have ready their
mems memorardum 30 that when the Assessors call
they wiino be detained, thereby saving heavy
TO the Government
The assessments will be made upon the following:
1st uu all garages, wagons or other vehicles, the
body which upon springs when the value thereof
exceeds the sum Of seventy i've dollars, including the
harness
2d Licenses will be assessed to run from the lst OF
May, 1868, 1t Of May, lSC4. All unexpired licenses
vii be renewed ami charged for tie fractional part OF the
year. commencing from the expiration OF the of license,
and ending 1t OF May, 1864. Any person ces>ing to do
business before The expiration OF the old, have
tue amount If the new license refunded by making
Application 10 The Collector Of the District.
81 Manufacturers, Butchers, and others, will N IKE
their monthly reports as usual but with little more
prompinesS.
4ti An Iac.aae afy will also be assessed upon the
annual gains, prOnts income for the year 1862, Of all
persons resiai within the District, whether derived
from a Y kind OF property rents Interests dividends
from any source VII ieyer, provided such gam,
profits exceeds the sum Of sX hundred dollar.
Ia such gains, profits Income, ali other
National. state and ocaltaxes assessed upon the properly
other income, shall be Tst deducted: ao, the
rent OF any DIV occupied y the party
sseo and al other incident 70 the mai Ing 81 such
ms proits or income but In no case will the exp nsrs
living be deiuct~d The farmer will lie required 20
family or for any porlon o. such produce Consumed by
himself and family, Cor the Of any struc-
fures c-nrng. enclosing with fences, and
Improvements 70 buid!ag; but all amounts actually
paid for labor OF farm NJ ANY, and sssry
repairs upon bis ~ cugs farm ncud ng the subsist
ence 81 the hired lsborers. will be deducted.
Farm produce. which the producer had hand the
SIS day Of December, lsu2 must be appraised is
kei value that day.
Each person will b. required 10 return his tot
far >pecfyng he from which II l. derived
enable the Assistant decide whst deduc-
lions shall be made ihereirom.
The following persons have been appointed As>stan;
Assessors tor
MARION COUNTY:
J0HS b. STANDARDIZATION No. AT Office and square
No. 3. city 81 indianapolis
l.. n PHPrs.-Divi,ion No. North half Of Centre
township.
WILLIAM HADLET-Divison 70 .3.South ALI OF Centre
township.
J. MccoEp.- Division No. Lawrence and Warren
townships.
IHosl Is rHonAs.-D;vssion No. 5-Frsnkiin and Perry
townships.
FIELDING BEELEs--Division 10. e.-Decstur and Wayne
townships.
Ia, HoI4ISsswoRrH- Division No. 7.-Piks and wash-
ngton tovnshipS.
WILL AN A. BRADSHAW.
a927-ddv3w. Assessor 6th District of Indiana
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opposing rartisans Il viii be found ,hat where
one Buuernui has been dismissed for di.l1valtr,
pecuhton dealing with the enemy. an frtuis
IN Quarirmasier, Commissarv and Conlrac
tors departments. there have been fifty honest
Back Republicans dismissed The list can be
headed with the names of General Fremont and
Qus-termasier hcKinstry. All Democrats who
have been dismissed from the service. so far as
Count Martial proceedings 20. have been SO for
political opinions. WCF
P S-The news from Memphis i certainly
that OF a great victory for ": and from Cape CT
r.rieau. that the Rebels will not. in any proba-
blity. succeed in their designs. unless 70 steal
cattle. or soap and salt. W CT.
S5$- On Saturday last there were two hundred
and seven convicis in the Jacksonville Peniten
tiarv. of whom thirteen we're females.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-29
ssesstuNs"Ws of the Democracy of War
shalt County an Reference TO state
Affairs.

wHEREss. By the resolutonsry action If the
Abolition members OF the late House of Repre
ssntatises Of the Indiana Legislatures. all sppro
priaiiofs to carry on the Government and 20 II
quida's the just demands of tie creditors of the
state. have been defeated; aud,
Where's. there sa law upon our statute books
forhiiding. under heavy penalties any cthcer o.
the State from discussing any Of the public funds
Of the State for any purpose whatever. (except
where The same shall have been specifically ap-
rroQriuted By an act Of the General Assembly. }
therefore,
Resolved. Tha, We the Democracy OF Marshal
county 10 most earnestly aud respectfully urge
upon our officer OF State % observe strictlv the
law 10 the management and control Of the public
funds, and upon no emergency whatever 10 Dis.
barse tie salne. only when specifically uppropra
tel AID directed Dy Law; anti we further say that
hs;,eople OF Indiana viii hold them strictly re
% nsihls tor ANY departure from this correct line
OF duty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-29
DRUGGISTS.
PUBLIC NOTICE

TOMLsNSON 4 con, Druggists. No.
Is East Washington street.
Have been appointed agents for the sale OF
BR tDE,S TCSSI LAGO
THE WONDERFUL GRANULUS for the cure Of Coughs
Colds Sore Throat. Bronchitis WheeKng 81 the
Uvula and roasils and Diseases Of the Lungs Sold ip
q hoxeS. 2S~ts ~ and ~ each nFsakuI-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-29
DIED.

FOUDRAY-On Monday, April g. At 6osport Of drop.
-. William ". FoudraS, aged % YEAR.
The funeral will take place this afternoon o'clock
from the residence Of bis father John r. Foudray No
100 Nor New Jersey street, to which the friends OF the
family invited. Services BY the Rev. Mr.. Gillett
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MiLItN Frs.
MISS j. DO YLE

N 4 = . . q = 4 u n
DIGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES OF IN
ID c.4napolis and vicinity that sue wi open Show
Rooms over No. Bates House Block. West Washington
Mss- Doyle intends Keeping Paris E.liinary
Import n where a. al times nay be found the best
srfment q Roaasfs Ribbons. French flowers Planes.
Bridal wreaghs and all goods usually 60 be found
FIRST class establishment MIS- Doyle Intends making IN
dianapos her permanent resdsnce and viii a. ailtime-
keep the best aud desirable Eoods q be found
be market. The patronage Of tie public respectfully
solicited apr6-tly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-29

Inxcenversation With high official, the other
DAY. he remarked that the Government was not
strong enoseh-shas We needed q stronger Gov
eminent We beg leave 20 dissent from this
proposition. There Is no necessity for any
stronger government thar. that provided BIZ the
Coustitu,ion. n has proven itself strong enough
for every crisis through which the nation has
passed. and IL rightly administered IL will prove
equal to every emergency. A Government may
be made strong In t~o ways. One is through
the despotism Of those in po~r, and the other
through Che voluntary support Of the people
The strongest and best Government il that
which rests upon the affections OF the people.
But TO secure thatrespect. IL is necessary that
equal and exact justice should be administered TO
all. Thi- is or should be the object in founding
new State or Government. What saws the
unsnimops declaration OF the thirteen United
States ofAmericsf Governments derive their
Just powers from the consent of the governed.
This Il the theory ofour Government and il finds
cordiaI endorsement, in the Democratic party.
A Government OF consent cannot but be the
strongest. = IL has had free. voluntary and
cheerful support on the part of the people, add
we trust that il nav ever be
But why give out the necessity Of stronger
Government Has power ever been exercised by
any Government more absolute than by ours,
since the advent of the present Administration
into rowerf The only apology for this h'nting
at the necessity Of a stronger Government. is TO
conceal purpose to convert 1t into one of mill
tsrv rule. and none other can be more desponc
The safest wsr ia to adhere to the old paths. Let
us walk in the ways that wise and patriotic an
cestry uod The best. safest and strongest Gov
eminent is that which derives ts just powers
from the consent of the governed.
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Enforcement Of the Conscription Act.

I'm 70 rec IN emit Of the Conscription Act.
The appointments of Provost Marshals to exc
cute the Consumption law are understood TO be
comp etc bus they not TO be announced until
ever, thing i ready for the Immediate and practi
cal working Of the system A force in the Cen
sus Bureau - engaged in preparing maps
ana st,ti-ticai Information for the use Of the Pro
vost Maashals There are many important de
tails To be arranged. but il Is expected that all
viii soon be completed and the law enforced.
Wecopy the foregoing from the Washington
dispatches TO the New York Herald. good
MANY influential Republicans have doubted
whether the Conscrip, net would be enforced. but
II appears that the details of the law are being ar
ranged preparatory to its being put into oper 'lon
Under recent military orders. the Conscript act
Is regarded as part of the war policy of the Ad-
ministration. hence every citizen is expected to
Weld to il implicit respect and obedience, or else
be regarded as an enemy to the Government
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NOTICE.

Notice TO Carpenters and stair
Builders.
"A BB Sn a<s dnA- 1sss rDu -.
Evils kOLB. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB
Turner. on Georgia street. between Pennsyiysn.a
and Merriam J. prepared execute al kinds Of Turning
in The bel manner, and az r-s~onable prices
keep constantly hand stair baiisstcrs and Newell
Posts, AID turn them order. AT work done promptly
and ia good oTier.
All kids Of carving will Re done 'he place BY
apr s-dlTn LOUIS SIMON BROTHER.
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NOTICE
INTERNAL REVENUE

OFFIcK Assessor INTERNAL REVENUE
Ga District Of Indiana,
Inhianannlis Ami G-th Iae3 \
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-14
THE OLD STORY.

CULPEPPER, December PA headquarters
special seys that deserters from the rebel lines
state that large numbers of soldiers will take
advantage of the amnesty offered in the Pres
ident's proclamation as soon as they can be.
come acquainted with its provisions. 1t is
averred that the soldiers would have come over
to us long ago If they could have been salts
fed that they would not at once have been i'm.
pressed into the Union army They have been
assured by theiI officers that this would be the
fate of every deserter. No doubt large ma
iority of the North Carolina and border State
troops are healthy sick of the war, and are de.
siaous of returning to their allegiance to the
old flag.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-14

l. 81, 900 REWARD. The above reward
will be given to any person who can furnish a
prescription for coughs, colds, whooping-
cough, asthma, aud consumption, which is
equal to Dr. Stricklands Melliauous Cough
Balsam. This balsam will cure the above
complaints, also splitting Of blood and night
sweats One fifty cent bottle is sufficient for
any one to try The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping-cough and primary
cases Of consumption are cured by DIR, Strick-
lands Melliauqus Cough BRlsam. 1t can be
had at any druggists II is different from
any other cough medicine we have known in
this country
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-14
FROM THE SOUTH.

WASHINGTON, December l3 3-The Rich
mond papers we CLEAN the following.
Charleston, December l0.-The enemy
shelled the city between ten and elven o'clock
last night, and three o'clock this morning.
Twenty shells we're thrown. Our batteries
opened heavily on the enemy during the she'll
ing of the city.
We have kept up constant fire to-day,
driving the enemy's working parties from
Gregg and Wagner No firing Of any ac-
couut to-day, and no sheiling of the city
Bristol, Tennessee --Longstreet forces
are in line of battle at RutIidge. His rear is
skirmiseng with the enemy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-14
SENATE COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON, Dec l3-Senate Committees
and the following standing Committees Of the
tions-Sumner, Foster, Doolittle, Harris,
Davis, johnson and McDougall
Finsnce-Fessenden Sherman, Howe,
Conan, Clark, COnness and Van Wike.
Military Oflicers-Wilson, Lane, Howard,
Nesmith Morgan, Sprsgue and Brown.
Naval Affairs--Iiale, Green, Ramsey, Wiley,
Harding, Anthony and Hicks.
Patent Ofice--Colamer, Dixon, Henderson
Conness, Ramsay, Dowden and Buckalew.