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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03
Where copperlieadism would lead Us.

Where Coppcrtieaiism would lead Us.
Gfg" A petition has been presented to
The legislature Of the State Of New York.
praying The re establishment Of Slavery
in that State. contenling that is aboli
ton was an act Of bad faith to the South.
On all hands we hear the Coppcrheads
expressing a willingness TO grant such
immunilies 10 Slavery. as the South may
desire, aud VallanJigham, in his speech
in Newark, New Jersey, in stating the
terms Of Peace, said that we must per-
nit the right OF transit and temporary
residence, through and in Northern
States, of Shareholders with their Slaves.
This means, of course, that we must per.
nit Slavery in all the States, and that is
just what the Copperheads desire. They
are terribly exercised at the prospect Of
q free negro coming into free States, but
only let him be somebody's property
only lie! him be subject to whipping and
selling, then he ceases to shock their sen
sibllilies. He may then be permitted to
come among US with IMMUNITY Cop
perheadism is working not only to con
serve Slavery at the South, but TO spread
it over the North. Il looks, at least, to
Union Of the North and West under a
Slave government. Let those who are
ready for this cling to it.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03
L, w. HART.

a TTORNE1 AND COUNSELOR AT
y LAW, Independence, Buchanan Coun-
ty, Iowa.
viii give strict attention to all business en-
trusted to his care. Office up stairs. one door
west Of Marquette & McKenzes Furniture
Store, Main Street, Independence, Iowa.
Any and all business pertaining in any way
10 Lands or u land business, promptly attend
ed to. Novelty
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03

army in the field, are satisfied that no
better system can be inaugurated, for
conducting the war, than the present,
and believe, also, that if appropriations
for that purpose are judiciously expend-
ed. and the armies properly oflicered and
wisely appointed and managed, the ques-
ton in relation to our national existence
would soon be settled. Notwithstand-
ing our armies have been crowned with
many signal victories, and | believe, be-
fore many more months pass, our old flag,
the original Stars and Stripes, will again
float to the breeze, all over our broad
land.
At the present, l think we have more
to fear from our rear, than we have from
our front, that is from the Northern Tory
Democracy, who seem to be doing all
they can 10 embarras the administration,
and give success to the rebellion, but
they eventually will receive their reward
with the common traitors of our country.
The SOLDIERS often express themselves,
in bitter terms against the Tories at
home, and say the whole Nation shall be
renovated, if need be, by their own
blood. in order to accomplish that end ::
for they feel that they could willingly
sacrifice all, TO know that they were be-
queathing to their children country,
free from the foul stain Of traitors, Sc
cession and Slavery.
Yes, the old flag shall again wave,
though torn and furnished in many a
battle field. 1t shall again be flung to
the breeze, all over the broad land, and
Nations yet unborn will honor and re.
we're the starry ensign of the American
Union.
The prospect OF the return Of our much
beloved and esteemed Lieutenant, A.
! 8. Lewis, has occasioned no little pleas.
ure throughout the entire company
From our earliest acquaintance with him,
he always conducted himself in such a
manner as to merit he esteem and ad-
miration of all who know him, but more
especially since the battle of luka. |
need not re-capilulate the events that
! transpired on that memorable occasion.
/ Lieutenant Lewis will be remembered
and honored for his gallant conduct,
there exhibited. Ii was there we feared he
had received wound which would
eventually prove fatal, but thank God,
we are to be agreeably disappointed, and
il nothing transpires more than we know
OF now, in two or three weeks he will be
in command again of the heroic lille
band, who stood by him 50 nobly on that
fearful but triumphant battle field.
The name Of the gallant 9Th Iowa is
heralded far and wide for its heroism and
bravery May there yet be added other
stars of rejoicings to her crown.
Our worthy Captain, D. S. Lee, Lieut.
White, with all the boys in that engage
ment gained immortal honor, but John
Towe, private, gained tie Aero's grave.
May his memory be fondly cherished by
all. The general health Of company E
is good. Weather unpleasant, with
prospect Of clearing of beautifully. Camp
three miles S. L. Of Memphis, awaiting
orders o move down the river to Vicks-
burg. The pay master has arrived TO,
day.
GEO. B. SITTER.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03
WAR CLAIM OFFICE
L. w. HA. RI.
Licensed Government Claim Ag't.

nFFlCE Up Stairs, one Door West Of Mar.
~ quette d. Mckenzie's Furniture Store.
Main Street, lnde pcndence, Iowa.
OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE Pub
lie in the Prosecution Of Demands and Claims
against the Government Particular attention
given TO
Pensions Back Pay, and Bounty Money, due TO
Officers, Soldiers, and Sedaen.
The Widow, If there be one, if not. the Faith
err Mother. Brothers or Sisters. or other legal
heirs Of such soldiers as may die or be killed
in the service, are entitled to the Bounty And
the wife. if there be one, if not the Children
under 10 years Of age, If there be any, are en-
titled to Pension Of such Deceased Soldiers.
Also Orphan Sisters and widowed Mothers. if
they were In whole or in part, dependant on
snch Soldier for support, arc entitled to Pen
sion, IN case there is no Widow or Children
left Of such Deceased Soldier.
u No pay required, except Officers Fees,
and Revenue Stamp for applications, until the
Claim is received. IN
Independence, March 3D., 1863. G49.tf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03
Grated Apple Trees.

= 0ll HARDY, GRATED APPLE
D,OOO Trees, ; years old, for sale, sever
al hundred Of themi in bearing. | have raised
the trees from the seed, and grated them my
self they are grown on the prairie without any
protection from timber j offer them for sale
on reasonable terms, at my farm, 81 miles
Southeast of Quasqueton. al kinds of farm
produce, live stock, lumber, or timber and a
good. second. hand, double wagon, wanted in
exchange for trees, at fair prices First class
credit or money not refused.
G. r. SMITH.
Quasqueton, March 3D. 1863 [49-6w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03
" OFFICE.

Fu,HE Second Quarterly Meeting Of the MU.
j TUAL PROTECTION SOCIETY
viii meet at School House Hall, Quasqueton
on Monday Evening. mt o'clock, March 2l
1863. Important business to be attended to
full attendance is requested.
CHAS. Il. KENT, Pres.
j. g. NEIGHDY, Scc'y.
Quasqueton, Feb. 10, 1863 [i7 Nv
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03
School Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
" Electors of District Township OF Wash
ington in the County of Buchanan, and State
of Iowa. that the regular meeting Of said Dis
trict will be held at the SCHOOL HOUSE. in
Sab District No. ,. on MONDAY. MARCH
9Th, 1853, at ONE O'CLOCK p NJ. for the
transaction Of such business as may legally
come before it.
EDWARD BREWER, sec'y.
Feb %, 1863 no It
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03

The Rebels papers are in despoud.
ing tone, and assert that this is the most
critical period If the War. The oily
bright spot for them, seems 10 be the de-
lection Of tie Copperheads at the North
from the Cause Of tie Union.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03

The conscript bill has passed Con
gress, and will become law 1t pro
yides for the enrolment Of The whole
people of the United States.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03
The Confessions and Experience
OF n Neryous Invalid

Published for the benefit and ms a caution
young men, and others, who suffer from 7
vous Debility, Early Decay, and their ki.o
aimen,s-supplying the means of So !.
BY one who has cured himself aftesdical
victim of misplaced confidence il
humbug and quackery BY enclos he
paid directed envelope, single co... rso
had OF the author, NATHANIEL NJ
Bedford. Kings County New Y ,uIm
Jan. 81, 1863.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03

225 Indians were killed in recent
battle with government forces in Utah
Territory.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03
j. M. MILLER.

Immense Union meetings. have been
held at Cincinnati and indianapolis. At
indianapolis, $4,000 persons were pres
emit
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03
Another Speech by John Van Euren.

Eg- JONI Van buren, delivered an
other speech in New York, at he Cor
poration Dinner, on the anniversary Of
Washington's Birthday. JonN seems to
be but little in sympathy with the Cop
perheads Of the ManoNY stripe, and urges
a thorough prosecution Of the War. He
denies having changed lis views in this,
and said that he supported governor SEy-
MoUR in order to obtain a more viror
Gus prosecution OF the war;" and con
tended that the government should use
every means in It's power, and obtain the
aid OF every loyal citizen to ihat end.
The Rebels had put themselves beyond
the pale of concileation and compromise,
and could only now be put down by the
armed force Of the government. JoHN
didn't like the proclamation, but he soon
will. il he continues in this current Of
thought.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of an EXECUTION IS.
ID sued out of and under the seal of tho
District Court of Buchanan County, Iowa.
in favor of Jacob Bumgardner, and against
the goods and chattels, lands and tenements,
of William Burroway and ID. S. Davis, the fol.
lowing described property, viz: .rs,.y
The Southwest quarter of the Southeast
quarter of Section Twenty -one, Township,
Eighty -eig ht, Range Eight, west, in Buchan-
an County, Iowa.
Which property, as above described, / will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door of
the Sheriff's Office, in the village of Indepcn-
dence, on Saturday the 2ist day of March A. d.
1863, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ. of said day, to the
highest bidder, to satisfy said execution and
costs.
JOHN NJ. WESTFALL, SHERIFF.
Sheriff. Office, Independence, Iowal
February llth. 1863 Adv
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03
READ! READ! READ!

CALKINS & JONES are in the trade
Of selling Prints, and Gimps, and Braid.
And Cotton Cloths, and Flannels red,
And white Hose, and Caps for every head
Both Boots and Shoes of every style,
Stockings for Men, Miss and Child,
All kinds of goods for Men and Babies.
For country use or city ladies,
With Groceries, Good Sugar and Teas,
Old Java Coffee and split peas, s
With Spices sweet. Also we've Drugs,
Crockery that's fiue, with Earthen Mugs,
Most of all kinds, that we call good,
OF Vessels made Of Earth and Wood.
Let none the Trade begin to groan,
CALKINS is here and also JONES,
On you my friends we make dependence
At ALIENS Block, Main ST., Independence
CALKINS & JONES.
Feb. 18th, 1863. G47.tf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03
To ADVERTISERS.

THIS PAPER HAS NEARLY DOU-
BILE THE CIRCULATION IN RU.
CHANAN COUNTY. Of ANY OTHER
PAPER. AND as THEREFORE, MUCH
THE MOST VALUABLE MEDIUM
FOR ADVERTISERS TO MAKE
KNOWN THEIR BUSINESS TO THE
PEOPLE OF TINS COUNTY.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-03
ACCLINATED APPLE TREES.

4 600 or 5000 of Grated Apple Trees, thrifty
It and hardy, of good varieties, and well
adapted to this country, are now for sale at my
ursery in the forks of the Wapsy, 3 miles
north of Littleton will sell them at Is cents
apiece, cash, for small lots, Credit, if the pur.
chaser wishes it, for large lots, or produce Ia
ken in exchange.
A. KELLOGG.
Lttleton, Feb. II, 1863 47-lm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-08
~ Baggage Checked Through. -
And Transferred Free.
r r HIT s.

IL r. " II -
Bythis route, Ereighss fsit desc tpiiop can be
Forwarded to aud from Phlxdeiphis, New Yort,
Bosto on Baltimore, to and from ar, point on the
Wisconsin. Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD Dr.
RkCT.
The Pennsylvanis Railroad also con eets 81 Pitts
burg 9Th steamers, BY which Goosf bsfor~ ard
Oh to any point on the Ohio. Maskipeum, kentueky
Tennessee. Cumberland Illinois. Misssssirpi, Wis.
consin. Missouri kansas, Ark snsss, and Ned Xiv
srs ; and ~ Cleveland Ssndusks and Chicsgo y th
cleaners all porie Ihe North MestsrI Lake..
Msrehahtsxnd Shipper r entrustinR The transports
iton oftheir Frsighitc this Company can rely with
confidence on itts SPEEDY transit.
The Hates 81 Freight
To andIrom an, potniipthe West blythe PsrBayi.
variA Central Railroad, are nj all times AS "a
WORKABLE As ARR CHARGED by OTHERhAIL-
Road COMPANIES.
IT Be particuiarto mark packages, VIA PRrH.
CENTRAL k. RI
nv 10 o, aSdres. either the following Agents Of
h a. STEWART. Freight Agent. PITTSBURGH.
CLARKE~ CO, Tra1sfsr Agents.
n. W. BROWNE Co., Ctnc natl O..
&C. AELDRUM CO., Madison, Ina.
J. 3. MOORE. louisville. Ky.
W. N. AlkNAE 4 Co., Evansville, Ind.
X. SASS. 81. Louis Missouri
CLARKE 4 CO.. Chicago. Ill.
u. AtC0LM Portsmouth a
X. US Kelly, MONTGOMERY, Maysvills
Kentucky.
~ y 40 l.. LANGLEY Gailipoiis'o.
s. PIERCE co. sZsneevh'e'vs
n H. HUDSON Ripley %
=. for tue South ans west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-08
LIVE STOCK.

~~-x.nd Farm ers vii i6pd this the mos tadvAn-
N ..cvs. for i,v stocA Cspacious Yafds. y ell
sareo ssnd supplied vnh every soHvesisnes hare
vsssre ned outhislia Sss snsess5y
attention b~fousd every convenience for feeding
whore will sshcice ~ offered 81 the hLArAs
and resting. YORK and RALTlAOhk hAhkB
PH1A, NEW hsfound the shoytsst quick -, 49, and
rhisviliatso fer sscsh p Nsv Yen.ls A"ss-
rnce4 airectFout, <weyoha ngeaihAn any oseefs -
KNO(sH LRN aen Ticket AHt ,rhtlodA1bhia
LIZ HouPT, m, Gensxs RfSiel 1eeH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-08
Oval PICTURE FRAMES.

Asy pst 90 Wishing IN Oval psssrrs Frame -,
eS 3 ersans soes Tor sale at shs Cry poox orcs.
Nv 0aDRA
- SOL II
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
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Nj iiafa s'% ~ sssi Ssi'ss,s '''
A-raEsGo r4lsTEas' Asg9cIAIios AN ESIFh n,
SSsn99 A. GA salurday Dsoember ~. a. soeloehP NJ
ali iSrs e, SSd ,ienity as saassIy roaasssslio
s.teSh az '1e'e important edn,, g he an,atied With
a. a sariotrp ss-r,,ari. ~ = A'''N''-'''
CoETRA{pilsctIoss. Ioss.,-rpE MAcHSisrs IN TnE EN-.
~ poy oi the N@'.M roa woraa desre 20 inform their
yes,erday,s Herald 10 Sstt 70 sr gong WORK I'D
luton for ad,anss :, - ps ea aa s 20, % ., 'Sa
"TiiE 'IscHiSisrs or Tnr SoypLrT WORKS
~ snlar communicauon ruesiay evening De- Is at haf-
past ,sven cocL The annual "le ton d" oA'er VII tate
% sdSd at iN by SS; ole Las 'fl' REED % srS
Tof iris'SiI ASy yP's El,i 81 Department
Of Gulck lose Company. No II.
7 ApIBs' yAIR-FoR THE BENEFIT or, rnE
- church of 81 Ocor iho Nsriyr commencing MONDAY
Tor ouc week o., ~ ll5 broadway opposite he Worth
Monument Admiration 10 eeu.s -
IQuog DEALERS "A MEETING o. rnE LIQuoR
Rooms a. Broad~Ay. Friday evening Doc ~ 10 ,aAa
IN % '-e pe,s o, az S '9s a m ,n, m .sS
Siea eminent peaAe " sia,e, wo,1 m nes9ss ny o.
j. Lfum Apilr Secretary.
NEW YORR DEoEMnER II lsA
~ Ma special mootIns of untei states Ho,a COMPANY
foowng preamble AMI rosouton' expressive of the fer
inR- tr death OF Daniel Rooney N~ir much rospeetT
aud esteemed brother fireman were UNANIMOUSLY I-i'aa
Hna ordered TO Dc printed a.. 80. ,,.., h.
nshy eS'cemea .. aember and Tor, man d his eomps
a. Soroher asa ine9h 'esosa i 49, S"..n, &
ar delree al these GOOD quaue. whiei csnsn'ne man.
by the feeling o sorrow aud regret which peNAle The crco
Resolved THAI by The death Daniel Rooney society has
lost ornament AMI our company one oil ~, DoA, enosis
f.@s OF be DEE deeessoG % IL sir All ton and .oro~
Resclycd Thai ih. memters Of MS compsny tho
u'ud badge Of mourning for hirJ a,y, " o,a.r ch,
}. II, Lu.r Secretary.
CHIPPI Rs OF FREIGHT ny STEAMER ISAAC sgw.
ne ns +6as ~" Of s .f aves ' copy
q, 'as clipping receipt alta ''' '."s; ssf asn1
CIGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNION AssoCIA.
Ism Instant, .ts P II, Wv lIs.se5;,!go' No
> monthly meeting of tha Society viii be hc'd on Monday
sysnlns December H. lse' =. .1aes c,. Prsrs..I ~
BARrnoronw Rrp.osp. sccrctary -
the LADIES oF at. TIMOTHY EPISCOPAL trRHn)
Church w'll Lod fe,iMal and fair y Lhs lttb lttA
and 6th insis Ia the sfge he corner of Twenty 'hTf
and oadvay Contfibutons in money fancy and
useful arccs VIII be thankfully received al tao halt open
ans. JAMES HURRY. Pre-, dent
Mps CoEyritus MtsoE SO rotary.
RIO rnI sEGAR PACKERS OF NEW YORK AND
l vicinity --A,anlion -Nh.ress severe. hoses -sn n
prison. yors state which inlurou. tho inter
uf thorefoTr u IN resolved that gebe'ai
meeting OF the segAr Packers viii oo bsd al ths HATmoniu
Han ~ Hester ,trort this Monday evening psvnbss IL,
~ clock ptecsolv cypress their lbdgnNnnn and
aioJt be necessary BY order OF tho
| begar FAchers Protective Union.
| @ sTN,rSsOA, Secretary DEMAZR. President
The New York herald., 1863-12-14
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The New York herald., 1863-12-14

A TIEhTION
n For the California Agency Store Ifi Seventh avenue
by HARRIS. eGJOcD feces purchase csston Cloth
ing for California and Western markets Ladies aud sen
trmsn having to dbl OF obtain the
20 oBg they will demand Than what reason
sbe for hem We guarantee 10 Ey than The value.
especially good articles have them supply
the markets We guarantee e pay high price for Car
pes Furniture. Jewery Diamonds &c Lafles and gru.
emcn, ~ Ia worth your attention try the California
Agency Store you VIII surely regrstii Please fator
with call address by post H. HARRIS 1cs seventh
avenue between Tsenynrst and Twenty second streets
LAiis. waited GU by Mrs H. Iisfris.
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MuxicAr.

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A SUPERIOR vocAbIsr GgsrLEMAs WISHES TO
~, 'ias s%sps S' n.. o sisaS s @ .a Add.s
! ccoRpRoss FOR uoLiDAYs-srsr BY Hy.
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800 " rslDEnlcE GLUxE. ys Bower,
sUPERB RosEw oop rIASoyoRrg Fon sALs :.
gand 4 eosrs @ ase 'SoGe@a i%pioTsmsai, wI -
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A SWEET ASp. BRILLIANT rosrD rIhxovonr.
"a ior "Ic-for iei sash y r'moret mmeiiarl, iss
&ppy ss 10 TIsa .r'si % aSsr osns, l' ="
II tRGAIs yoR c.sB.-sno WILL PURCHASE
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W. c ,oli fof ne Ab9,g lre ATPJ A. Ae fs''asses. -
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The New York herald., 1863-12-14

nFFlCE OF TIE sIHtET IUNhINsIDNtH. NV
V York Noyeuher q ~ To c.nf-sc0rs Prop sss
enclosed scale f1rs-t - h ne tfi~ y tie
work With Tie name ~ as DlIier NrfsB ih-re,a Sl
he viewed AZ ibis ofis a' VI Cox 4. A9oisT Do
cenleT "a. 1913
Fof legliatns grazing -rb, ~ AL 'sS.'as ssgentr
srrrnth stfe~t be- sreu ssr4n snf 20 ffl a cl
Ror regusmng. .adpy eur1 stter and 'Agyins ivenle
A. beiV zen y ~ four3 tnl Niuefy N streets.
Fore cnrb gutter and 1aUnx Yirst aveul- between Fy
tf .ri aud : rtv first sffrsts
F0r fasdng ant feTeggnZ tlfty aut4 street Te, ,Eern
Eisath ant Tenth avenues
20 hhg.iug aut f~fag. ~ lAlfy tlft sr~el
4 yhth an Ninth svanuFF
F5r new hluss for = oS ini Ladder r9npslYSl f.
For ust house ~ b. xlr tpnpauF - -
Tor new house ,1f Elsae t3npsng N0. @3
for boz 90 fDr Hoe Company NJ -
Alterations ans addito1s - holss of tngns Con pArY
No. 10.
Repairs ,ni Alteration, % u,s " ga.As companJ So
Dr.f..n- $50 sJ1th sf- 0S.P sr 80 " Ndrh r.r.
Bans forms of pf0TosNs tDgeh~ with ~ s1rrHcsfo-.
Agreements "a I- Dbtinei a. hii ID Daed
keUaItuiert Nsv YORK NuF-m 81 ltth
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