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, 1863-11-25
FROM EAST TENNESSEE,
From Burnside and His Army,
TEE SITUATION AT KNOX
WILLIE.
c1Sc1SsAT1, Nov. 24.-There is nothi,c
additional from Burnside. Cannonsdfng, 1t
last accounts, was still hesrd.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 24.-There is nothi,c
additional from Burnside. Cannousdtng, 1t
last accounts, was still hesrd.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbunel
WASHING TON, Nov. Fl.
ihere Is no nee, that can see, in conceal.
ieg the fact that come apprehension is enter.
tained here respecting the poaltion of
Gen. Barnsfde. He is ut some distance from
rurplies, or at least, from region Of couu-
try from which they CHI be procured without
danger Of being cut of BY rowing bands Of
the enemy, who may be able to ret between
him and Cumberland Gap. The stack upon
his forces ut Lenoti, Loudon :and Campbeli
Station. shows That 1o0gstseet hss obtalned
possession Of the East Tennesee Railroad.
cutting him of from Chatta1 ooga. Long
streets forces arc set down at from fifteen to
twenty thousand, and = force under Bradley
s. Jolntoa, on The VsrgiaIs side sent from
Less army, is tuppoted 10 be Tor about to bs
cooperating with Longstreet.
The only thing that remains for Gen. Burn
tide is to offend his present position at
Knoxville Ill relieved. and relief must be
sent him Immediately. The rebel papers had
been boasting that blow. would soon be
giren In that quarter, aud they arc making
good their boast-
from n Private lstter !,
In cAAr LEso1R, Tenn, Nor. 18th, 1879.
Atont al the 9th corps (Burnsida'A Potomac
bo5f) are here, with the exception Of two
regiments In Kentucky, and an independent
brigade IN the region of the Gap. We shall
ttay here probably al winter, and an effort
wilt be made to bring in all the Struggling
portions cf the brigade Our hard work dur.
tsg the winter will probably be what gro rs out
Of insufficient food. It Is hard for the men
now. T1ey get only quarter rations Of coff.e
and sugar, and hardly anything except (poor)
flour and fresh beef 4 grea: deal Of tosag.
Ing has TO be done to gst along at Ill.
Thonas'' army at Chattanooga is, we know,
better supplied By rs1l from Nashville and
Leuissi1le, bat We have to draH our supplies
fr1m the country We occupy, or bring every
pound Of II oyer the mountains from Ken.
trcly. TIE army trims by way OF Cumber-
lsnd Gap heye played ont for the season.
Very ecen, In the natuta1 coutee Of events,
the rise In the river will allow bo.ts to bling
Cur supplies up the Cumberland River to
somerset, shortening the land transports.
tion. but still leaving 1t work Of crest diff
Guilty TO cart them oyer the mountains. We
fear nothirg but loss If supplies, and that
teeug cur Only danger.
, 1863-11-25

4 bill for IN act to incorporate tie Wabash Rail
wny Company passed the Senate on the ed day OF
CAY Of June. ls3 The bill VAS properly enrolled
nni duly authenticated bJ tbs Speakers q The IT,
tpectiye Houses, but there IL no ot1cial evidence
a. q a ~ y ss
twenty frst section Of tho fourth article or the
Cortti,utton On the 9Th day Of June, 1857, the
Hon.es Of tie Generl Assembly should adjourn
elne die At 8 o'clock p. N. This resolution was
sent to the House Of Representatives. tho sane
IL t. ana oshess e.
20 as to make It resolution to adjourn sihs die
on the a2d day Of June, 1859, at o'clock a. NJ As
AMENDED. ne Iesolntlon vas adopted and returaed
meat, On the ea1c day, when the resolution as
amended came up ior coustde atton in the Senate.
that 6ody refused M TO conGar II tho amendment @ q
1er The setion O. ths nonss on ne senate Fesola-
tton, as ne!o!e efaIeo' the 1ne lolo"-
Ut swh' 1eas. This House desires to reconsider It's
aeten Iakeu aoas ~ III Hnsnu.ng ana aaoptae
tho senate 1eeolntfon feiatTe 70 a91o9famen ent
theteiore sSstsa' dhss me hon9fanie 19 senate IT,
amerdea by the House for 1ecops!de.attoa.'''
Af.er tbs Senate had refused to eoncur in the
sae9 was received in The :enaio:
hMr. Speaker, am instructed by the House OF
Representatives TO i1torm the Senate, that they
have paeEed the following resolution, viz:
"Whe1eas, the Hcuse tesireB to recede from Its
action taken this day in amending ard adopting
the Senate resolution in relation to adjournment;
therefore, ft<otEed. that the honorable Senate ia
hereby requested to return said resolution as
amended By the House foE rcconaideratton."
1t il evident that mistake was made IN the
olution: The words secede from" arc not In the
original resolution and arc n the message snbstt-
tqted for the word 'teconside1-" immediately On
jonrned. No further proceedings were had IN
either aoase IN regard to AZ Adjournment without
dAy until tie psosogetaon Of the Governor There
On tie 10th Of June, 1858, the Governor made u
proclamation adtourEtng the General Assembly
untl Saturday preceding the first Aondsy OF Jan-
, 1863-11-25

sale Of Government Securities.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81 The sales Of 5-30s
TO dsy amount to 81 .030, 80. The orgauixa-
tiou Of natioral banke In all parts Of the
country contumes large amounts Of these
b1pde and 1ew commu nities daily receive the
aovan1ages Of such organizations. ---
, 1863-11-25
FROM DUBUQUE.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Drnuoux. Nor. II. 1858.
Eight incbes Of SHOW fill here this marn.
Ing. The rcads were smooth and solid, &ud
to-day al Dubuque u revelling in mid win
ter e1joymeuts.
, 1863-11-25

From the Army Of the Potomac.
NEW YoAK, Nov. q The Fasss Washing
ton epecial says that It IL raining and the
roads are Yery muddy. Military operations
ire at stand sill
The Commercials Washington letter of the
I'd Guys: Meade vas 6lrected to more this
uuruipg 1t ts generally believed here. aad
i: IL lo teeret, that Lis a1uy h&d yesterday
ato in their wagons, and oats for their horses.
1:ut tie rain storm can but have retarded op-
<ra'ious at the trout So It may be to-moF-
low, or Wednesday, b5fore the R.Qidan is
creased,
, 1863-11-25

The War I'm North Carolina.
MEMBERS, Nov. 20.-Ma1or Gen. Butter ar
rived here this morning from Fortress Mon.
roe.
The Raleigh Standard claims that tue Con
seryatiycs have elected eight of ten members
to the rebel Concres. Those Of them who
announced themselves in favor Of peace on
any terms, and who were most severe in their
condemnation Of the rebel Administration,
received the largest majority. The Conseva-
tire candidates also received q I1sj jor1tY Of the
eoldir1s' votes.
The cargces Of seven large steamers which
ran the blockade OF Wilmington, III one night,
ure advertised In the rebel papers for sale.
, 1863-11-25
LEGALITY Of THE pR0R0GATi0h
SUSTAINED
Atsurdtty and Illegally OF Wabash
Exposed.
Supreme Court-sirxt Grand Digislon-Hos
Fembef Term, 1864.


rIcr1E or THE eTATE OF ILLINOIS, e. rel. TuoHAs
uAElEes, tx o. u. HATCH SECRET AnT OF STATE.
, 1863-11-25

The Boston afuyora1ty.
BosToS, E0y. o4-The Republican com.
mites have - Esnopinated, by acclama:!on,
Hon. F. ". Liz coin for Mayor,
, 1863-11-25

Convoy has returned from City Point. Capt.
1ryings reports haying transferred the GOV.
crnneLt rAtions for our prisoners at and aaout
Richmond satisfactorily Into the hands Of
Commissioner Ould,
, 1863-11-25

TOLEDO. Nor. 24--The propeller Ontario,
<f the Northern Transportation line, is a:ho:e
on West Sister Island. She was uuinjured
Yht I, last hta,d from.
, 1863-11-25
HARKRTS By TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET

TUESDAY EEkS1Na. Nov. "a. 1868.
uoGS-The receipts st the ysr1ous yards during
tho oay amount to about il 500 hogs, ami the entered
tales to Is s72 The raage Of prices for which have
been to Is Is per Ito ps and the bulk Of sal
Lave been are 1t s5 os05 So oaIng to the late ar
rival Of most Of The cars the business Of thu day com
mented unusually late, but since there has
htF amount OF activity with no decline ia the quota
uons Ct Jesterday. From the sale lst 1t will seen
that the highest price paid for hogs during this
has bern given to-day. namely, s. B. TaB was for
lot hogs. Of the Berkshire breed bred II Knox
county, 1llntts averaging sa ns sold by j. Grt3ley
TO Nlcoles for % o. aud Zesold to Hancock at IS
Tic bulk Of the sales have also been made at higher
rango than any previous quotations maze, snd IN
asaf Instances. higher prices have been given thaa
eauld have baeu obts!ned within tie East fortnight
We. however, note that aevrrsl large buyers have
withheld purchasing and further expressed taeIr In
tenton Of doing Until the market lower; whether
Il Is wilt be the not Tor some weeks hence ra-
mains to b. seen fhc1e Is, however, more actirity
amcngst sb11pers. II. II T1lden, has this dag et-
ftttee fala With New York house for 70 co.. hogs,
to he delivered sooo ~ can ba had for ship
meDt, and sthers bAve further Instructions In haad
for or1mmeoiate purchases We still note the superior
saa1ty Of present receipts the large proportion
sf hch consists of smal-boned eorn{ed i.ogs Just
OF THAT class for which there has through the
be. n Al active demand.
HOG SALES TODAY.
HencEcE ptuEEt ht s1a1rnAnB Yards 1871 nv rs ns
&; y S:S s. :
Aar!ay sns CO se1ght # ssesrn:uS 9stc. 1!s ~
ID ~ t9 Il IS S. n7sssh shd IL Kreiaa 81 bong < ( e @ g
ls9 q 4 % go av 25 It $50oi 81 21i at %: lo5
u y IS It & 49, 8 q q 3 It ~
10 2l6 q % 1ie III At 81 81 116 AZ
= $ e " e 81 Il = =, = sl *
y = s j: i i i $50; s. H. & s;s'
4 se:.Ss eisss s5s: S:ias st
:otmaM bought a me Fort Va, % Yares LES ay 252
i; + Z 81 s9eei Il
d CO. is AZ III. At 81 10: S. ~ 2sa, AZ S54o.
J. Greeley And Co tol1 at 'eSouthern Yards S3 av
q q: Il 9 Is 20 e IT. 4 g, u Is
@5lo; III So at IS e. Mallory bought 2i1 av 2
s.5 ~ av ~ It s'9o; 81 ~ ~ q no orgaa rgaaa
at s725; d av us as 1850.
I!q9!ley bought at he Fort Wage Yards q ~ rs
Il av Isl at IS 50. Fit t. ana Thompson 50 ~ $50 at
+ a. Is foiatn sdq'e1 sad Il 81 ~ ss
BEEF CATTLE There has been IN unusually small
omit of buaness done Beef Cartle to-day, oEinx
chiefly to there being scarcely any received, and tbs
total number ct entered sales amounting $50 head
We hare, therefore, chanEe to note In the market
Tecre is ttl actye, steady demand fos medium 10
extra qualities, at previous quotations.
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
- Adams sold 4. E. Kent and Co. 81. ~. 11N na, at
ru IN - , - Ac M
, 1863-11-25

C.sc1ns111. Nov. M-c. v. Hall, horse
contractor for Government, hss been found
guilty, sentenced to B3x months imprison-
Ment and fined ten thousand dollars, tor de-
frarding tie Goye1nmcnt In purchasing
hprAaa
, 1863-11-25

: Baltimore Harket-Nov. ~.
, FIovz-Actiye Ohio 5uper. x1MG3flak
/; GRs1N-Whsat firm; red, $l.G@T. s.. Corn dull
=! white. Il EAf O..
NuisKT-Quet at 19c- .......-
GxocsRrzs-Cotfee Quic: I'D scarce 3s3lsslhc.
, 1863-11-25
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET
For the Week Ending Nov, IL, 1863.

TUEsDAY EVENING Nov. q, 1868.
The fol owing tables show the recc1os4 during tie
Past eek ard slice tie lit Of January. With conpas-
4t.vc 3ratitrc1:
rsczPTe OF luXEK8 eHHoL1s. LA1u. Eru Fo7 THE
EKrK ENDING Sov. u. 1865. coXFAnfo WITH TI1
1EQ P1Kr.cUS YXAKA,
, 1863-11-25

Corst eratione Of pull: policy require that th
tson seoee 10 helt close when tho lou!asl show
thsf fhr Assembly ceafed to meet and IFa04rr hut
rsss Without man!te kng any intention - 20 Do II
futuir tEmr.
, 1863-11-25
Mem A.1urrtistn1et1ta.

5000 s.'s BK5s R ss.fs5 NEW ss,, :; YosK d. z
tcn3Etusans, vi IL tsaco.pa 81 ees.
Ins3 cI33-tr EUAG l. WILLITR.
, 1863-11-25

aoYER1A1kT 1TcEe4
Government stocks tull
II s "a Of 81 coup .1t9 q. SIS 81 regd.. ..tcS
;Ses .1t6h@1 1f6* u s. Gs year. Cazt-'.'
MosET-Io fstr demand but without dccidcd change
Sterling Exchange dull and lower, 1ssH9l6s
Colo heavy and lower, opening nt 15ett 01ctnnE to
1NK. and closing weak at 1NH.
, 1863-11-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

fSpscial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.J
WASHINGTON, November 81. 1865,
, 1863-11-25

EIGI1f1S or LCXHKK- HHIKHL
jim. l 10 SoY. Fl, FOE !
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
A Beautiful Article.

GEr We have received from the pub.
fishers, L. PRANG & Co., practical litho
graphers, 100 Washington Street, Bos-
ton, several of their splendid series Of
Album pictures. They are of the size
OF ordinary Carries des Visitcs, and are
adapted for filing blank leaves in the
Photographic Album, or for ornament
ing the Parlor Table, or for Rewards of
Merit in schools. They are printed in
the richest oil colors that art can pro-
duce, and their merit does not consist
alone in the beautiful and artistical exc
cution, but also in the truthfulness to the
natural objects they represent The list
comprises Butterflies and Moths of
America" Autumn Leaves" "Sum-
mer Landscapes" "Flowers," Wood
Noses" Humming Birds of Ameri-
ca, " American Singing Birds, g Life
of Childhood" Fruits and Blossoms"
Nothing can exceed their richness and
beauty, and we certainly would recon-
mend every one who desire to please
their children, to send for several packa-
ges. The price is 50 cents per set of / 2
pictures, and they can be sent by mail
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
From the 9th Cavalry.

IT, Yesterday we had the pleasure OF
a conversation with Mr. BEAL, Of Delhi.
suller of the Oh Cavalry. Mr.. B. has
been quite sick, but is now getting re-
.cruiled. He left the 9th near Fit. Pierre,
on the cath Of July, and reports Lieut..
GAYLORD and the boys from ibis County
as generally in good condition. The ex
petition, however, was having a hard
time of il. The whole country was buru
ing up. Large water courses were com
pletely dried up, and grass was quite
scarce. Boats could not navigate the RI
yer, and Mr. BEAL thinks there is very
fair prospect Of the Indians starving TO
death the coming winter
We have also received couple OF let.
tiers from our friend, j NJ. BENruALL,
with the Sibley expedition. He also re.
ports a terrible drouth in the Indian
Country, and a probable failure OF the
expedition to &C complish anything.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
u ieil,
70 }

In Littloton, July 23d, of dyscntcry, MEL
LIE, daughter of D. B. and ]. A. SANFORD
aged 6 years, 10 months, and III days,
Also, in Littleton, August LIST, of dysentery
MARY EVA, daughter of Rev. ID. and r. L
aged l year, month and 2!
days.
Sleep, little Mary, sleep,
Not in thy cradle bed,
Not on thy mothers breast,
Henceforth shall be the rest
But with thy brothers dead.
Twas lonely there for Eddie,
With no one by his side,
And parents soon must 60
In other fields to SOW,
The word of life thro' him who died
Thou sleepest now beside him,
Together rest in peace
And when the trumpets sound,
Shall wake those under ground
Then mount with him 20 realms of bliss
Father, Mother, do not mourn,
Although It's hard to part
With those so dear,
Our union here
AT most would be but short
But there's n land of glory,
Where Eddie" Mary" dwell,
No sickness there is known,
There ne'er is heard a dying groan,
And friends neer say farewell
And when God calls for parents,
With outstretched hands they'll come,
And eagerly will wait,
AT Heavens open gate,
To bid you welcome home.
J.B. w.
Who died Ian 1S 1854 opal < vpars
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
State Fair.

ED- The State Fair will be held again
at Dubuque, CONNIE cling on the 18th
and continuing to the 10Th Of September
We are indebted to our friend, DR.. SmAr.
FER, the Secretary of the Society, for a
ticket of admission. The DR.. says that
every thing goes TO indicate that the ex.
hibiiion will be the most interesting ever
held. We trust that Buchanan County
will be largely represented therein. and
that our farmers will see to it, also
that their County Fair will this year sur.
pass those Of former years. We think
they have the means TO make it do so.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
On Furlough.

EY- Messrs. OLIVER and SHuLTz, OF
Capt. LEES Company, have returned
home on short furloughs. They are
among the first of those who enlisted in
the Company, and have been with it
through all its vicssitudes, and partci-
pated in all the honors and triumphs it
has won. We learn from Lieut.. MAR.
SHALL that the Company has now bu,
some 25 or 80 men TO report for active
duty. As many more. however. are on
detached duty-in hospitals, as clerks,
and in other capacities.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
COUNTY CONVENTION.

A delegate Convention of the Union men Of
Buchanan County will be held at the Court
House. Independence, on Friday the 2Sth day
of August, 1863, at 9 o'clock p. NJ. for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the off
ces of Representative, County Judge, Treasur-
or and Recorder, Sheriff, County Surveyor,
County Coroner and County Superintendent.
Also to select delegates to the Union Senatorial
Convention TO I've held at Fairbank on Satur-
day, the 29th day OF August.
The ratio of Representation will be one dele.
gate for each township, and one for every fifty
and a fraction over twenty five votes cast for
Abraham Lincoln for President.
The following will show the number of del
>'egates to which each towns ship is entitled:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
Returned.

Ees- Major MARSHALL, Of the 9th Iowa
Infantry, returned home last week, for
the first time since he entered the service
two years ago. He was most heartily
greeted. We are glad to see him look
ing very hearty. The Major has seen
in several engagements, always conspic-
nonsly exposed, always acting the part
Of gallant officer, winning special men
ton in the reports of his superiors, but
has never yet received scratch. By
his good conduct he has endeared him.
self to officers and men in the regiment,
and has won his way from the posi- ton
of second lieutenant to that Of Major.
We trust he may yet win further honors.
On Saturday night our citizens sur
prised him by the compliment of sere
made, to which the Major responded in a
neat and appropriate speech, tracing the
operations and successes of the army of
the Mississippi since the campaign open
ed in February, and speaking of the
good conduct Of the Iowa soldiers in
general, and of the 5.h Reg't particular
ly.
The Major left on Monday for the
home of his parents in Ohio, where he
will spend the remaining portion OF the
time of his furlough.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11

GS- The day OF Thanksgiving, Praise
and Prayer, appointed By the President,
was duly observed by the loyal portion
of our people. A very large congrega
ton assembled at the Methodist Church
in the morning, to listen to a sermon by
Rev. J. M. BoGGs, of the Presbyterian
Church. The sermon was unquestiona
bly, hurriedly prepared, yet lacked moth
ing Of finish or OF power. II was most
positive, earnest, scathing expose of the
utter wickedness and causelessness of the
rebellion. II excoriated all participators
in, all sympathizers with, such an unho-
y cause. Ii was intensely gratifying TO
the loyal audience. who voted unani-
mously for its publication. As this will
probably be acceded to by Mr.. BoGGs,
we shall refrain from attempting any re-
port.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11

Religious.
An association of Methodist Ministers
is now in session in this place, and will
continue for several days. There will
be preaching by able clergymen every
evening until Thursday. The public
are invited.
There will also be addresses on the
state of the country, at the Court House,
on Wednesday Evening. by several of
the clergymen.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
Pic Mic.

Pic Mic.
Eg- The Sunday school connected
with the Catholic Church Of this place
will have pic mic on Saturday the 18th
day of August. There will be refresh
ments served, and the proceeds will 60
towards the fund for the erection Of the
church. The public are invited to par
ticipate.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
Al Home.

RF Lieut. Parsons, OF the 4th Cav
airy, arrived home on Saturday last from
Vicksburg. We regret to say that he is
looking very poorly, having been very
sick with typhoid fever. We hope the
better air of our climate will soon put
the Lieutenant in proper trim for his du
ties-which he has performed with no
ticeable gallantry.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
Big shower.

E1- That ubiquitous. venerable and
reliable gentleman, the Oldest inhabitant,
never saw the clouds pour out their
aqueous drops in greater immensely, for
the time being, than they did for several
hours last night. The usual water cours
es were entirely incompetent to discharge
the flood, and the whole surface Of the
earth seemed 10 be covered with run.
ming stream. Cellars were filed, and ex
cayations made in profusion. 1t was
just such showers as those We have had
for day or two that gave us the grea
food of SO. We trust we may escape
that as well as the spelling OF the grea
amount Of grain stlll Standing in oul
fields unsecured
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
Life Insurance.


Ter The principle Of Life Insurance,
every day becoming better understood,
is constantly winning it's way TO the good
opinion Of the people. There can be no
doubt Of its great utility. 1t is impor-
tant, however that insurance should be
effected in good reliable companies, aud
among these none will be found more
worthy of confidence than the Connect
cut Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Hartford. Conn. 1t was incorporated in
1916, aud has an acquired capital OF So
100000. This Company is represented
here by Mr.. JoHS MoNGER, agent. and
those who desire 10 know anything OF
the operations Of Lille Insurance, OF who
are wise enough to make an excellent
investment Of this kind. should apply 70
Mr.. MoNGER, who viii be here for short
time.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
Literary.

GS- Our worthy Treasurer, E. 3, Oh
DER, has not been generally known as
an author, but we shall, in a week or
two, print an extended and interesting
. article from his pen, particularly affect
ing lax payers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
scntory.

Gg- We regret to hear that this dis
case is very prevalent among children
in our County, and is quite fatal. Our
friend, d. B. SANFORD, Of Littleton, has,
we are sorry to hear, lost fine child
herewith.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11

Wheat is selling here at 65@7O cents
for old. No new coming in. Oats are
worth 25 cents for new. In Chicago,
No. Spring Wheat is quoted at 85@86
Oats dull and heavy at 43@45 for old,
and 4O@43 for new.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11

UNIoN.-Unite your good flour with
ID. B. DeLand IL Co.'S Chemical Saiera-
tas ii you want extra bread, biscuit and
pastry Of all kinds. United they rise,
divided they fall
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
Myers Sc Hodges.
FARM FOR SALE.

fTNHE subscriber offers his farm of l21 acres
L together with Aourishing grove of -
acres, situated on Pine Creek, miles from
Independence, on the Buffalo road II IA one
Of the most desirable locations in the county,
well watered by Pine Creek. House large
main building 2IN2s feet. addition l6x3B feet,
with good Well of water. Also a good yara-
ty Of shade and frnttrcc Will sel farming
tools, Horses. Wagon, dc also Growing Crops
if wished. and give possession Immediately
The above property WILL BE SOLD CHEAP.
Most OF the money can remain on mortgage.
Apply to DR., II. 5. Chase Independence, or
u the subscriber on the premises
W. VI. CONE.
June S0th led3 Ii-3m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
At Home.

At Home.
ny Capt. LEE reached home last
night. We understand that he looks
heartier and younger than when he went
away.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-08-11
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INDEPENDENCE STATION, July 3lst, '63
EDITOR GUARDIAN:
The shipments from this Station for
the month of July, 1863, have been as