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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
j. s. WOODWARD,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
"A Law, General Land Agent and Notary
Public, independence, Buchanan County,
Iowa. Will practice in the different Courts Of
this State. Also attend promptly to securin 6
claims. making Collections, Paying Taxes,
Conveyancing, dc.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03

WAR DIR T, WAsHgNcToy CRY !
Dee. l1th. / e62.


WAR DIR r, WAsHNcroy C.Tyl
Dee 18th, 1862
SIR In reply to your letter OF the
10th, (Which came to hand yesterday p,
NJ, J | have the honor to say
That ID. A. Mahony and d. Steward,
Of Iowa, ((rom The voluminous proofs in
my office, were arrested and imprisoned
on charges Of utlering and publishing
reasonable and disloyal sentiments, and
they and their friends were informed of
the same
That their attorney and friend (Jujge
Mason brought to me files of the Du,
buque Herald 10 yinlicato Mahony, and
the Constitution and Union was sent ne
to impica,e and yindica,e Shewa,l;
That a large number Of aiilavis FOR
and agains. them were also presented;
That oa or about Sept. 26th, last, Ma.
hony and Steward, and many others,
were before me, with the view of dis.
charging them, If their examination was
satisfactory. On that occasion Mahouy
and Steward manifested a disloyal spirit
--Ieru,eI 10 take the oath Of allegiance
Internationally aud TO support the GOV.
eminent in its efforts to crush tie Re
bellion.
They were not discharged while 9TH
ers were, who willingly took the cath Of
allegiance uncondilionally. They were
informed Of the reason why they were
not released, aud their friends also.
Afterwards, Judge Mason and others
Of their friends, as | was informed, in.
terposed, and advised them TO take the
oath Of allegiance, uoconditjonalIy; and
about November 10Th, last, | wa infoi m
ed they desired 10 take the oath, and |
requested the Superintendent 10 bring
them to my office the nextday
The next morning | received advice
4 f,,, 10 Tr,;,,l Stotos M,,.L,3 II III;
49,, Is, .".,,;, ,,a..,,,- ,,,a t.1 ha.a
l..,har,l aa1 - a;,.;..a -.
- - ;.,..;,,,,:,
1"...I -, - ~ ~ .s.,...
~ ,.,,.1 ~, 60
in making the charges aud arrests, aud
were conducting themselves 50 as 10 hin.
1er and deter public officers from execu.
,i,r the law
As,Lo nersops Who were tsps aer;pe
were associates Of Mahony ami Steward
whilo At ,be ola Can;sal pH-on and
from the same section Of country |
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
w Fl. BARTON,
COUNTY JUDGE

I AW OFFICE, at the Court House, lnde-
IL pendence, Iowa.
viii attend TO conyeyancing, take acknow-
ledgrnents of Deeds, aud do all legal business
entrusted to his care
Jan. 81 1861. If.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
w. CHANDLER,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE
- over Keller 4 Burpee's Furniture Ware
Rooms, Independence, Iowa.
Feb &c, 1861.
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L, w. HART,

4 TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
~ LAW, Independence. Buchanan Coun-
ty, Iowa.
Will give strict attention to all business en-
trusted to his care. Office in the Second Story
Of ALIENS BLOCK, near the bridge.
Any and all business pertaining i'll any way
to Lands or land business, promptly attend.
ed to. Novelty
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BUSINESS CARDS.
c, F. HERRIcK,

WISHES to say to his former friends and
w patrons, that he has re-established his
business in Simpsons Book Store, where he is
prepared to do all kinds of work in his line.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Musical Instru
ments, promptly and carefully repaired. Good
Clocks for sale cheap, and warranted Please
give me call.
Oct 18th, 1862. soft
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03

Correspondence Of the Dubuque Times.
WASHINGTON, JAN 5th lsG3
Just how honorable" Dennis \ Ma,
hony was discharged from the Old Capt.
tol Prison, your readers may judge By a
careful perusal Of the following official
letters. The first Is from Judge Adyo.
cate Turner and is as follows:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
r. FINNIGAN,

4 TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
~ Independence, Iowa. Office over Free
man d Mains Store.
July Sth, 1862. [l6.lY
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
Just How Mahony Got out of Prison.

THOS. b. BRYAN.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03

RI am now, and for upwards ola
year pas have been, Superintendent of
the i" Old Capitol Prison" and the Gus
todian ofall prisoners who, during that
period have been there held | lave
now before me printed certificate, Gu,
out Of a Dubuque newspaper, which
reads as follows
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-02-03
NO. As.

gether with Messrs. Mulky and Duffy.
l asked them il either was a member
of the Knights Of the Golden Circle or
other secret association, the object being
to resist the draft, collection Of taxes,
&c, and oaths administered, and penalty
death. Each one declared that he was
not / then asked them if they were
willing TO make oath to il, and all said
yes. l accordingly drew such an oath
and they all signed and made oath to it.
| say, therefore, that the oath of alle-
glance with the clause, not to commence
syts, was inserted at their own request,
and upon their appfcation 10 me 10 have
the clause inserted. 1t is the only oath
with such a clause inserted that | ever
administered, and this was done at the
request Of those making the oath.
l gave the Superintendent the dis
charge for Mahony and Steward, with
Mulky and O'Dell, in tie usual form in
such cases and the words honorabIy
discharged" were not therein,
| have the honor to he
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SUBSISTENCE FOR TIE ARMY.

To-day W. publish another Letter Oil tina Inl'-
jet. Il deserves, at least, full ,o.sde: a!io',
a.: the subject ~ mngt important, urgent,
,nevnshie, po5trntrus. TIL .-my mas. hr
sust2inrd, or vs. arc ell lest. u HE action
# tho Secretary If Var is w:"nc, why has
ut Gong rs provided :.m" rcssonhb;r md
efficient remedy? Ucn3,eea has hal lying
bstore 1t for q ,Donih AL iulP' es=mert bill, in
teadtd TO settle the mcde sird terIn; ii tskins
r,ndrcs for usv Of the army, huL it has nrt
sc.rl upon il. though what Other very iln
pn.tant business hss prevented thu House
fem attending to this matter of primary nr-
ssty it would be hard to specify. we o, e
by no means sure that The bill tcic,e ON
gregg wouil meet The rp.ergrncy. sa itEtancs:
but while il drsa ctsnd or bsnc, thu military
RlahG'liica !rust sD'nH'.T l,.:,, ia i"o.i 10;
the army.
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And again !:
M0Rg RECOGNITION

We ia" orr talented friend If the L!Eriurl
"md-x," with tbs heal u,eu.Ious in the
woTlh, il doing moro harm shan good by his
canes. aud constant arpfa!= .t tho B.!lGh
| Government 10 recognize" the South by
| his demonstrations that he wsr can never
ceas, until rho Snnih Is Ilccs"izah by
Europe, and by biz abundant I'ocf; hat the
interest Of Easl.nd ,eqaires her t. :sccg,,izs
the Uonf:dera"y, as ii Euglsnd did no; vi
dors.and her own interest lie says:
History will asa what prevented tha natural
| termination Of 20 cruel wa, and the stc.ss-
men of England will fiud it difficult to an
swer the question. They cannot plead that
they lacked the power, They cannot plead
that party necessities frustrated its exercise
or that great outside pressure CT pu.l;c
opinion oVerawCd their superior wisdom and
| foresight. They cannot evon lead that gravo
reasons Of foreign policy feuere'l their free
agency. With Europe A. peace, with :: Il the
ottor powers, ready 10 f4llow thor lead, rub
lie opinion ripe fur this step, fee to ac:, and all
the world waiting Tor their S,:inn, tho stated
men of England can only say To posta,ity
that in 1863 they deemed it dangorous, uss-
!cG3, aEd unnecessary to atop tho American
war"
Yes, aud they will offer tt is reply wiz con-
fdenco, and give the best snd mast humane
roa'oas. History NAY ask what sho pleasss
England will have her Auswer. 10 snolhy
most appsslins article, tho "lo,isx" s1ys,
What delays the recognition &c -,
fedeiats States? Why-wles be. Cen
points 50 decidedly in that d,rsea- 'nseres
her ally, with whom her Amy III ~het
has been concerted, waits imrs ,n Van '"i'"y
consent whom her own ,,.r,., ''e he
strongly with thAss who = aim at har AZ
adlnis&lon into the tamT nr -. "I -,
England still! hesitate Al tho d. eicn,.; q
which sco,ucd al frs. 10 envirn, 49,, na'ul.les
ton haTo been grsG' tally cleared ~, H.. o 81.
DISCUSSIONS That nsIe [; ken nl,ce 49,; ~ IKE
past year. Tho rileh. OF this cnun,,,. ."'
cogniSe Tho :.oufrderacy, if it wS.n W ie-
Ilously oonbted, must now he bslJ ,'V. 49,
been cone'usisely established" " ~ nave
AL e4ls IL injndicious. The more this .,.
cogn'tion" III asked of England, tie f.,,hsr
Will England be from according it. This
-''e'.sh understand perfectly well what thev
arc Anout, and they wish the war in America
~ iSs'' say two years longer. By that Time
sns ankeo shipping interest will have been
pro''y we'll ruined, by the cruizsrs of. tbe
emperor OF China" (.s they call President
JAWS In Liverpool and Glasgow sbin v,rd.,
NV 'a' e0sson growth in India will have got
- -
Experiment.. y way Oh
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rs RlRlas ON. ADAMS u co. AUcTi.,
CoasHR MAIN AND 9Tn STgggrs.

conner MAIN AMI STh STHEhI5.
SALE OF Bl0CkADE GOODS.
,nN Tuesday, nsr:h rcth a. our store, sslO o'clock
~ p.r.isr!S. s.y rb"u';O Its
DRY GOODS.
LIren n.robr. Htf
s. SIS li,si.
,.rt u:.s Il Isa:ttfy sass, e}ls
Blacs ana Mh'tc hired.
ai'tnn,
hcCI. ~ ITS.
Ind.s' KID al r'k Gloves.
Trsrcn oorseus.
shit B0sons.
e Gpip and sU E..ii. Puttoz,
Neck 1i,4.
Tseir',
SJs. endsrs,
fhsvh
Tapes, &c
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS.
s n:r: he w. s:a ross's.,,
ri,e s,,sw BOate's.
Hack do 10 =,
Slae. Fssm.rfIr hotueta.
MOTIONS.
Tooth ard Hair pra,hss,
Hsa,,' "-ct oaunt'et's
L-ai Pcuc j.,
O,tpbs (evrrI v.ri.,y,l
Psrcu $50, Csrs,
81 30 Ks.
Bsrk aUd white Pms,
WhaIeborrB,
Ho1.s ari E5eI.
kattng S:ed'ss.
rtsel Pefs.
Note Pa2tr
Pocket KIiycs
Buffalo Robes.
DRUGS.
Gan opium.
eosIhlns,
Qui5lce.
Blue Mas.
Pure III" ste Silver, lpdinr,
"io.ade Pot. all, 80, Is.
march .--d.hs EueissoN. ADAMS 400.
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III DuNLoP, NONURE II o., AUTs.

CGuICE OLD WINES FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.
IAN TUESDAY the iIlh instant. commencing az one
~ oc"ct we Will sell as our oce part o! No cellar CT
Wine o. .rein Ysrsick, rtq.
1- ,,,.k Ipclndes MADEIRA therrT. Por sna ns va
d.rs or Priest uioe imported ADD bottad hy sF "arsE
la yesr, ls2s. lS3n 1884 .nd 1854
Also,
Afsv d. IN bt,;l;s 4 toe late Chief Justice ssf'nahd
Madeira lac
Also
Uhcl.e old Lor aoa Dec. Brandy, vintage lSii
rVaMs-r-sh
rUgLnP. EoNcURE & Co.
nxrn IN Aactionrers.
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SHINY IN March 7fh 1868
GEHgRAL ORDgHs,l
NO. 90.
The following order Of General Robert z. Lee is
aa'pt!d by The War Department. aud is rCLubllshed
for the information ami government If all cOacarn.
Of
~ ~ il the danger, il cot the certainty OF frequent
collisions aud The qntDt desIrut:oH of lite and
p.nleity sS,wcl IS obstruction I, ali transportation
1t is absolutely Necessary that the movement, Of.
railroad tfAiaa shoald be undo: ona undivided con
trn
These considerations mike it imperative tina. I'll
trlus should be regulated ia tier movemt nts and
seei, only by II cir conductors AMI snylr,e f, in &C.
coriiEre with the Regulations and Time Tables Of
the Company
AL the operations Of road ehouli Of -,HtrJil.d by
its superintendent or Othrr autbUIzed uriqr; aua all
or!ers for transportation pi every kind and tae mnys
Ineut 0f every tain, will te Crrci s thrruph hr.
wien te exis,ncas oil the scrv"e demarii q yarr. Nv
fr IN The regular Schedule.
Disregard of this ulo will j. erj:abIy be , ,.nS
with disastrous cn"s' qneRce, 8, lrA.,
IH'sNrtl .. "a: ,,psE.
March giS .,,, T. lnpr.,: q
- ~ "I's 'C1' ,,,Is N,sE.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.

{NILL n. oaarsd at prbhe sale. 90 the premises on
w TUHeDAY, the l7tn ot 4sreh nert, st Culneper
Court HouIe TIC resd Of tho lae Mary Heru.
dou.
The house 5ev, Of handsome, ,tys. eoEta'ning SIX
above with bfosd passage and tso rooms 10 baie
ueni II has attached to good kchen With eve rooms,
also smoke house and stable, with excellent. wafer coave
yienk and nice yaro In 'front.'
The lot which contains three acres convsrenay d..
yided for srass frr Ac.. and altogether des, able
place AEo Ct the time and place sone houIshold
furniture.
TKkha mIds knoHa on day Of sale.
JOHN 4 GORDON, EIoouo: Of
I'd s-tdi Mary Herndon, dtesMd
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(EXTRACT.l
H'' 4 ,NAPFt"rOR uEAER' ia uErU;ED
J" Richmond. 4ar,h 4, ';ea :
.,p.CIAL ORDERs,}
No. SO.
VII. All horses anu mIe' tu this city, in the ger
vice Of tho Government or ~ officers tIeleof will he
rcnlel their raons OF fore re In kind after Ihr XII.
r.ton Of eight days from This dar, uness Ggrtili.
cate IA exhibltst, with claim to such forage from
General Tirccr, that such hortes or muI.s sSs re-
quired for tho sorvr f. OF tho command within the
limits Of his DEPART nspt.
by con ana1d &C the Secretary Of War.
(Signea) JOHN wITHERS. =. \. q.
Mar 1-1w
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SEQUESTRATION SALE.
VALUABLE COAL AND IRON PROPERTY
10 arpEa

DYviru. Of 4 dc, nals Ia VIE Confederate Co1rt
ID for tic District Of North O.rnlnl, 81 Hs November
10 at oldshoFo iha sell en- TUEs0.r, The .2n
day Of HnJ neI a: tie coahous. do6r 10 tie town OF
rsboro connty of Chah.n aad State OF Eor,h Csr.aa
publ; .acaop. s { JoLa Tsy'or's Interest In nacI
lxad ly;ns Deep river IN .sd county State Just
opposite tho well noup rsyp; Uu.l Mice eontatirg
ssd tact Of lad N tie heart ef lbs De t!yer
yos pasta a.d "a tni,riaid VT and ors
slope has n.ened h property, and the slabs bsrs
becn ascurtaipej Z, re rich In ell.
Tee Int est q aa'd r'yo' 10 the property h.l:i.
eate, liable however 10 he dcfestcd tJ the Iayl
eighty theussad crar' BIZ tie Deep El7sr Coil sui ,on
company with It:r.st thirteen fior January Let Id
and secured by m.t..ge dasd the lad. The p4r.
ehsser undet this sls would succeed ssd TIylcr IN al h'
rights u.dsr TIE mortgage deed.
Pers,:s desiring any further rforn alton ohtain Is
nv ,iire-sirs John Nau1log. Jr, Receiver. PtAh''",
n. Q,
TLaa3 CT CALF.
0,s third ppoo ibe Gophrmat OF the sale tar is-
tr!tt Gcuit oneth IN in:r1 and tie remaining n ~
siT Houiss Thereafter, pursls=f .ir1s bond' Win ~,
proved security and the lile rralnei aatil Ne 1a'e
th- prri hass nouey 10 pad .,
shs also sell 1T t- time srd place 3'so sah~ S'
,,oet 10 the bee liver &c and lrrn Company formty
belonging TO John TsyiJ:. L. :eTGon .adu W. ea"'-i.
Trrr's cash 'oh" A"-'-".'n, -.
march 2-cUt AesS"o''
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ReVEpENlp NQIICE

RlcHEolp. March {. 1851
&roifsctors Of the Virginia Oeptral Rail
ptpy, have declared Z dividend CT tfree
ehs capital stock Of the Company, p6y aols
ldsr1 on and amer The 10Th lost.
|. Lssrrfer will be closed urtil the 18th list.
tcs~3oard Of Dlrectorv.
ON J. GARRETT, Treassrer.
.nEtf,xo I'd for saio n auction THE DAY
i PULLIAA 4 CO.;
g. Austloneers
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AI0TICE.-l rhsli on IUE,DtY the I1lh day OF
~ nsr:l lsr ir ir.u-ts 4 AbE-i ho,eiy decd,
the county "f %-rreu In rhn sHt. Il acrh uaroI!ns,
proceed Ill u II. highest h!iirr cIedis Ct SIX
months honda bearing inla.'t fron dsrtf RAIL- the oI
LOVING property, tc Four ay head ri horses,
stock hcsa ana s-ep S. .rAd Of youug c-ule poroo
Of b,sf cora bsc1u n'drT. osts. Ac.. 3horss
uogou bug hir'es,, h'u'sh'ld and t.:a.n furniture,
good h-i hnds This purct viii he r,qu!t, 10 give
bond with good and approved Hrcur;tJ for all
tee nl.,, Ter that lot thu ssh viii lie required
All persons holding claims az ainst the estate vail
have them listed before day Of sale
sAh'L l. hOSELY, Admir-.
march 7-diwtEl'5h Ct Abcsr hoselJ deed.
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ADJ ). AlN jr-t'U i4ENh ;t'r'r g,
Rn,Ikr own March iEE7

Az . AID If-f u tfEN ~ 80 g.
RnI1snMD. March .. 'lSs
'l"NhhSL nkbEIA;
No. 81.
l. ParAp. raph " Of General orders No II Of 1862,
was dcsc led t apply solely t, the csses Of Off era
whose cIno krds Ind ,rOrganiZci for the VII, agree
ably tn tia sCis of C1ngrcss. No JOG. of Deceuher
llta. 1861 fhd No 39!, Of February 18th. 1862 whels
1t nf ers Of such reorganlzed commands had i,een
reelected to aha s1ne grade Of rank they hl in ,h'se
colmsudS ~ or II tir reorganization, and helo'e the
passat,s of tie act Of April &c. 1867? commonly khnwh
az !h;. tDnsrrlpiipn act.
n Ill organizations Of cnmnlnnls rhdrr thii last
siaij<i act (aprl &c, 1862 tho officers will tFk4 rank
from ihr vt tls act. aul their rrsure rank "
each other ID the sl!ns grade will be- regulated Ivy the
Cute Of thar fnTulsr rolililissons Ia tic sefr"
H. Officers Of tho army wiID '.GDPci fto'n the
rolls cashiered by MARTIAL, nr ~hoEe ia sna-
tons nr. urccp.od, and who may tnu4 hr ONE iinho
ID military dut7 unfer tie Gonsrripfion acts. viii.
WHEN pie.s'lt with their commands. ~ I'll once enr
eh by tLtr respective hi ysJe c.lmandefs. When
not 80 pres their names will be furnished hy their
commanding Office 10 tho pnper cnrolng officer of
the istrirt to which they belong, in which they
side Provided, that any officer liable TO enroll.
nlent may select in bis former command any company
ffom his Dan Stste 10 which to Do enrolled.
BY order.
(slpned) S. COOPER
| March Civ AdTt. ami Inspt'r. Gen.
| G3-Whic CODY one week.
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ADMINISTRATORS rALE uF
VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL

VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
M ILL he cold n. pnbl: t.uu OF TuraDLY Tho lh
w It H,'sb "ert pr:msss. tho fArr, Of r-,ys
Turner, dcr'd Known 'FrttS." III, U'rt ahou' ~
riy N. count, q! heS Kent, three nile. Ham
nit pepot. I'll The tk Rive Railroad 6nd t~suty res
from RichnnJ, rGu.i'ns 6 sores OF which abon, Ir
u rsb state Of cul!irauCa, se e-cI.sui -. apt
ed 10 the growth Of uhrst Aud csts With les buscs
II winter oats scaded, and ~ buIhes wheat .ad r,,on
MARRIED and set 10 clover with = dwelling hcusr ard s
ether recssary outeouses, and veil Of err.T.-t water
In ths ward Ths hs:Sce 81 the sst q IN orig WIN
Of pine, ost, cSI'ress and maple.
Aisr, the Farming UtenIs stack Of .sIuI-,s auy.,
Horses, Oxen, Cows. Ghcep and Hogs
Aso, huggie,, U.rrs3esl Oarts, Wagons, Urru, Oa.,
FODDER, Hay, snucts and strxw, HouehoId ard Kitho
Wv piture. Bacon, Lard and rouiiry.
A'G, o. Tho same time sni place, a Tfac. Of LsuI de
tachei from ths farm. viuin auatter OF nile VI the
i:sm. coetanng 81 acres veil enclosed with pIss f-pre
zoe Ia ( IL cultivation Win valuable low grouLds, and
veil adapted for 8 ps,:ursg.
Aso. ~ acres lying on tho York River 1slro. 6ne-o
miles Richmond, which h.s On Il dseinry -hDu,s
wood and tin: er st.nrins Oh Il.
Asn, hr:tcia,s tts.r SaW mI snd 6.turn, Of -.
hnfsa power, and In good repair.
Tins 'or te real est-t: male 'noua dSy 81 sale
,'as1 Will ne required for tie psrihsb properly
rse {" commence at 10 o'cIoSt
kikUsL D. TURNG6,
FEB el--td:t A1n'r of f6val Turner, dacd.
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SSLl.

To: goat wait Of silt las caused ths Le'
r,sla'u;u TO contract for the manufacture vi
aalt; md for This purpose tina Joint Commit
tee ON S.lt has had this suhjaat under ron
s,ders'ior. It. ia ro.:ostd 10 inlp,csa 'hr
wa> hi; g'cn Salt Wo.ks ard manufacture
salt ic- the people at a sivop price
Col. John n. Olarkson, Of KaDaw In, having
iecn invited 10 make propoa*l f.? toe
manufacture of 100000 bushels f,r the State,
hss responded that hs will manufacture tho
amount for tho p'ice Of 81 so por buFhrl.
and pay the Sale an annual rrnt Of 4l00,0O.
Col. Ola kaon III Al experienced sai, 'nalSo',
f'om K naHha, al able, energetic, rei!s"!c
busii,raa man; AZ a soldier ill .his wsF he bur
pvTfnrmtd a:du. Us, .'-ur"roua ant: succrH"lu!
serricc, W tb0ut commission or pay, a::,i any
contract euay make, We feel co"fijnH, viii
10 pc, imnlrd faithfully. We hale Ia" ~
gislatura wiilislify the cont'ac! OF :hc Jo"t
COMMITTEES wnh Col. Glal kenn.
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ESaflsli DISTRESS.

The hal faa IN Lantashi:a FIR the want OF
'aw r,alcIisl tnr thc ro..nn ,n=n"!scture is
decidedly decreasing. In other words. III"
runiarcus rsraons Lhrnwu unt If that Hlc-
"i"' OF em9!"ymrn! ars gradually becoming
Ntsnrb 4 b. other industrial pn'sui's. Thug
il " II b. inun.l, We hoievs, thai the supposed
;!ro extremity u: Euglaia to break cur
blockade anu open our poi,", WILL vanish like
sill tie other hopes based on outside irAren>
css, and leave US resting ui'"I, our own na-
tive enorgy and determination a; last. The
Linden In4-x," which kerpa sharp look
CIT: upon the Htatc CT Lancashire, with ex-
p.osa view 10 thi, matter, has this pa: agrspb,
III the I'D January:
THE decrease Of paupetism in Lancashire
sill continued, hnt not at rate which would
justify the aanSuiuo expectations entertained
hy the less infofmcri section Ct the public.
There is All apparent diminuion OF 5000, but
Tho real reduction noea not much exceed
600 "a viii bs seen by the statr's'cs hf the
Poor Lay Boa'd."
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HEADERS. DEPARTMENT OF HENKIrU,i
RICHMOND. Va, March 8, 1868
NOTICE ALL commni ica'i1ns in relation 10 p,rs
graph VIE, Special OrdaIs No. 53, "Adin,ant aaL
INSPECTOR Generals office Mat i, 1863" will ie nd.
irensed TO The Aasatsn: Adjut.nt General Of this De-
partuent.
BY order Of Brig. Gen. JSo. II. WIHbEE, Com.
nlsndlpg Department..
March & 6f j. ". PEiRAM, 4. A. g.
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MOTTO
n URn,,, Aueror Sale .ill take lee % WsDS'
~ DAY the llth hARoH, at Hh"h aoe We VIII '"e'
largo III OF
GROCERIES,
FINE MANUFACTURED
SMOKING TOBACCO,
and numerous OTHER articles. witch 'i appear nnirf
Ars'0A H'A0 DAVIS. ROPER co.,
fu Pe.srltrrg VI.
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lYscHBURe, Va.
LARuE .All oF BLOCKADE GOODS.
J. T.: ;suDTT X co,
No. lu2 Main SThElr,
I.ynchburg.. I">,
s5fiiI .au II rHnRs1AY, the i:ta lntta'.sl. sein,
" nenc!pg ~ - o,loor. tbs Target and q vai1a
,s,oT,ea. Of s s ,hs} viii b: so..uasd ou
TliJhY, the 18th We eai. S.'sn'o i - - ,oId.
shca ,omr,t'es nttt'on OF M" "'' - =
90 GIe Back Cloth "o.e
IS ru.lkh rasslmrre cont.
b u,i sud :o'orei Alp,ca 't%..s. sncEtsd,
tioen and other Summer GOATS, r, .
Llaen sni ohr sprcs sni Summer 'e''s'
ch,S s" fss It, ''os,,,
ohildten. Pans
., d,z.n ,iesvt english Wilt Cotton nosr,
w osrr, lia,vy EnBish colo ed '"tion h'S''
thi'hre.t and m,sse, nr',, 's'o,ts1,
DItss Tianin, =, As.ortsj.
''hite ana coiared Lre'',
iui Ia Extra White Kid Glove,
A" asso,, nrut II Ladies' a.d i''es Cores.
Lad, KID s:' e. and Boots
$50 yard. Prlotei aSrs
30 ysr's pi,ia and sygerti MLi.e s.''' Hu'h'
200 yard, WHIT, anal C1lored TnrirtoE',
An .s'ottm.as q! swI,s AM '.coa'' 'T'"'" n g
i t." U G'.so Zine .oA,. assorted.
ltU gro.s Books ard Ewes,
40 :" SAGE ADD -hite Pixie.
IS P.s'd cshAos
10 g n CT m"u'in ire Lsioe' =" "''''
10 % black Alpaca Luahe,
90 :. 'i.,cb ss coti.o,
.,D rsp l., tier md ~ u P.pr',
"a ,,r u.tton ,ard-
j, rs.,. On, ntInt d I've
IA 80 n ,rnl Ioh..
va h.-rsc ,rr,r
~ Mg,.s
~ r.,. God,
A In IN, . II ,t
s,n -, ~ rotts Yarn, ns,o,te I.,rc,
-, a 4 ~, non,.tI,
q.
o. o,o.,p-e,
D, ,,o IN, ,n,kirv Tobacco
| bui,Ioy Ooihs No. Z acta,
10 Am p.I. Y.pt
2OJ psir Aus l. cuIt,p' - worked.
gUI yards pApus Ostnb:ic.
toiIred aptes,
lie Lsi.e 4 cites. WOOL,
piece Bl Srk ca:si5tre,