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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-20

IL AUCTION. On Tuesday next 24th inst
viii offer at public sale lot Of ground on the
west side Of Fairfax, between W oIfe and Wilkes
streets, belonging TO the estate Of Hanson Day,
deceased 70 feet front, and 80 deep, to II feet
alley-on which there are two frame dwellings,
front and rear \ erms, cash within three days,
or resa le at the expense and risk OF the deta ut
ing purchaser, upon five days notice.
~ Sale to take place at ~ o'clock, at the
premises, ". L. PENN, Auctioncer.
nov Its
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
money home
I'm proven ents.

improvements.
GE- We notice that Messrs. LYON &
TEFFr, lessees of the Elevator, are putting
on an addition to tina. building, to in
crease its storage capacity. The eeva.
tor and warehouses at the depot are not
near large enough to accommodate the
grain brought in duriug the busy season
of the year.
We notice, also, that several new
dwellings have been erected on the
streets leading to the depot, and observe
rock hauled for others. The growth OF
our town seems to be mainly towards
the railroad.
Wilcox is putting up another store
near the end OF the bridge. The Wap.
sy, some day, will be contesting WILL
cx's yht to that location.
There is good deal of demand for,
and movement in, real estate, both in the
town and county. Investments in this
direction will be gradually increasing.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Sc hool Houses.

school Houses.
Eg Cedar Falls is to have a large
and commodious school house, 47x6O
feet, with projecting front for halls,
stair ways, &c, of l3tx48 feet. 1t is to
be three stories high, and will cost from
$1,000 to $4,000. We believe that Water.
loo is also erecting fine large school
house, and West Union has just finished
an excellent one. In the light of such
exhibitions Of enterprise by all of our
neighbors, should not the cheeks of the
people OF Independence Jingle with shame
at the reflection that we have no school
edifice worthy of the name, and refuse
to do anything towards obtaining one ?
A tax Of s or 6 mills on tho dollar upon
the property Of this District Township,
for couple of years, would give us q
splendid school house, and who would
begrudge the money for such purpose
And yet We have invited effort in this
direction repeatedly. but in vain. Peo
PIE Of Independence, can you afford tc
be thus dead TO your educational inter
ests Wake up, wake up, or the time
may come when you will be voted 3
stagnant or defunct community by prop
erly seekers. There is a promise Of nc
tiyity in real estate shortly. Will no
money, seeking inyesiment--will no
men seeking homes-ayoid comniuni
~ Offering so few educational advantage;
as our town and County? For tho sake
OF your material interests, if not for thu
sake oil your children's welfare, do some
thing towards promoting the cause Q
| education amongst us.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Home Aid Society.

A new Aid Society has been started
by the Ladies of this village, in behalf
Of Home objects. The officers are
Mrs. DR.. WARNE, President.
Mrs. r. CAMPBELL, Vice President.
Miss NETTIE SMITH, Secretary.
Miss ANNIE KINsLEY, Treasurer.
The immediate object now in contem-
plation, is the improvement of the Grave
Yard grounds-certainly most lauda-
bic one. The next meeting Of the Soc-
ely will be held on Saturday Evening
next, at the residence Of Mrs. BowLEY.
Every body is invited.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
II. =. 500 Bonds.

LE- No better evidence is needed OF
the strength of this government, and the
entire confidence of the people in its per
petuity, than the enormous and constant
ly increasing demand for the 5 go Bonds.
The subscriptions to the Loan daily run
up from two to sixteen millions of dollars.
1t is sure and profitable investment,
and there is now large foreign demand
for the bonds. One Of our citizens, resi-
ding in the North part of the County,
informs us that he intends to invest
81 900 in them. Mr.. GRAVES, Of the
State Bank. at Dubuque, is Subscription
Agent for this section OF the State, and
may be consulted by those desiring to
invest in the bonds.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03

The loyal citizens of Muscatine have been
engaged since he election, in digging out q
large patch Of potatoes for the benefit Of the
soldiers. We presume that not one Copperhead
in the county has given the least assistance
Des Moines Register
You are right there. They seem to have
constitutional objections to this kind of labor -
Muscdfine Journal
LEI Ii is fact here as we'll as in
Muscatine, that the Copperhesds have
done little or nothing for tie Army SAM
iary enterprise. Occasionally lady,
connected by marriage with Copper,
head, (the connection commencing, OF
course, before he became a Copperhead)
will make her appearance at the Aid So.
cie,y but as rule here, as well as else.
where. the Copperheads, male and fe.
male. seem 10 have, as our friend of the
Journal says, constitutional objections 10
laboring for the welfare of the soldiers in
the field.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
SIIERIFF-S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an Execution. issued out
ID of and under the seal of the District Court
of Buchanan County, in favor oi Hiram
Bright, and against THE lands and tencments 81
Vim. W Beach, the following described mort.
gagged property, viz
The West Fractional half IT the Northest
quarter. aud the West half Of the Southeast
q larter OF Section Six, in Township Eighty
eight. Range Ten, in Buchanan County, Iowa.
Which property. MS above described, | will
offer for sale, at Public Auction. At the door Of
the Sheriff S Office, in the village Of Indepeu-
dence, on Saturday. the 18th day OF November
a u. 1853, at Two O'Clock. 4. NJ, 81 said day,
to the highest bidder. e. satisfy said FNecu.
ton and costs
JOHN NJ, WESTFALL Sheriff
Sheriff : Office, Independence Iowa,
October l2th. iS63 , ~ Az
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Defalcation.

CE We learn, from the Stale Regis
Ter, that judgment was entered in the
United States Court, at It's late session
at Des Moines, against the defend
ant, in the case of United States, VS.. SIM
MONS w. HARDIN, late p. NJ at Quas.
queton, in this County, for the sum o
$343 90 The suit was on his Official
bond
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Dentistry.

We woald call the attention of the cit
liens Of Quasqueton and vicinity to DIR.
CHAsE's announcement in another col.
umn. He expects TO spend a couple Of
days in our neighboring village, and
will attend to everything in the way OF
Dentistry which our friends desire. The
DR.. is not only skillful workman, but a
good, honest adviser in his profession
His patients will got no advice from him
, that they cannot implicitly rely upon as
Z being for their benefit.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Enlarged.

EF- The Waterloo Courier has been
enlarged to seven column paper, and
is altogether such an excellent sheet as
that enterprizing Union village deserves.
We rejoice at such evidences of friend
IARrMAN's success. We hope he may
continue progressing in The same direc
ton hereafter.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
From the 9th.

EE We have received from the boys
of Company c, 9Th Iowa Regiment, the
following sums Of money, directed to the
following persons, who may obtain them
by calling at the Post Office. The Elk
press charges were SO, making the ex
pense for each package about II cents,
showing that this is the cheapest, safest
and best Way the boys can send their
money home
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03

OLDER received "a votes and MILLER
IL. The vote on the various county Of
fcers, stands about as Diners and MrL
J LER's there being no, more than one or
two difference Hart gets 65 votes and
AcHEs IL.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
From the 2ith.

Ey- We have couple of letters from
the eth. dated at Little Rock Arkansas.
&C. II L. writes that the boys were feel,
ing well, the weather being pleasant and
their duty light. lie says that Col Cir.
BERT is now in command Of the Brigade,
ard 1t. Col LAKE in command of the
regiment.
Col. LAKE sends us the following re-
port Of the vote Of the Iowa soldiers al
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Snow.

EF We had heavy fall Of snow here
last Thursday. the ground being covered
10 the depth Of full three inches on the
level. A warm rain on Sunday night.
however, cleared the ground, and at this
writing the sun is warm. and the air balmy
and genial as in early fall or Indian
summer.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Escaped Again.

Eg 1t is said that MoRGAN II LINES,
the old army correspondent Of the Indie
pendence Ctvilian, who has been three
times arrested for deserlon, and taken
to Davenport. has got away from the al
thoriles again. He is certainly slip
perry cuss, as well as a genuine Copper
head.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Found.

EI A large iron door key was fou d
in the canvass OF ORToN's Circus last
week. The owner can have il BY calling
at this office.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Valuable Farm for Sale !

Situated % miles east Of Independence, on
the Dubuque road containing $50 acres. Also a
lot Of wild land laying 4 miles Northeast of
Independence. For further particulars inquire
OF the subscriber living on the premises.
j NJ. MILLER.
Aug 4, 1863, u9-tf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03

EY- Not more than a dozen Buchan
an County soldiers in the field voted for
TuTTLE Our boys are true blue
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Business Change.

@- GAGE has sol out his Picture
Establishment to a couple Of lady artists,
who are competent TO satisfy the public
in the line Of pictures
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Monthly Report of the Secretary of the
Soldiers, Aid Society.

The thanks of tie Society are tender
ed TO tie Union men for their liberal con-
ributon, and also TO Mr.. Orion. There
has also been shipped l box of fancy ar
licles TO the Northwestern Fair. AT Chi.
rago. and II barrels of vegetables, l box
canned fruit, to the Sanitary Commits.
ion. Thus we see how much can be
done by lillle effort, at trifling cost
TO each one. Who would lose the priv
lege of aiding in such noble cause ?
The Society intend packing box OF hos.
pital goods as soon as possible. Contri
buttons are solicited of partly new shirts,
sheets, towels, pillow slips, bandages,
dried or canned fruit. Anything can be
left al the Post Office, or at Mrs. Alex,
ander Smiths. Deposition of the Society
Mrs NJ A. JORDAN, Sec'y.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
FARM FOR SALE.

INHE subscriber offers his farm of 100 acres,
Il together with hourishing grove of %
acres, situated on Pine Creek, miles from
Independence, on the Buffalo road. 1t is one
of the most desirable locations in the county,
we'll watered by Pine Creek. House large,
main building 24x2S feet addition l6x30 feet
with good we'll of water. Also good varie-
ty of shade and fruit trees. Will sell farming
tools Horses, Wagon, &c, 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. S. Chase, Independence, or
to the subscriber on the premises.
w. NJ. CONE.
June 30th, 1863. lli.3m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Apples.

Apples.
EY DUNnAM has been in the receipt
Of several hundred barrels of apples. and
has sold them off like hot cakes at So
per barrel. II you want some call on
him.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Mite Society,".

re- The Mite Society Of the Metho
dist Church, will meet at the house Of
Mrs. DR.. WARNE, on next Friday Eve
ming The public are invited
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03

EnFFICE Up Stairs, one Door West Of Mar
~ quette & Mckenzies Furniture Store
Main Street, Independence. 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, aud Bounty Money dus TO
Officers, Soldiers, aud Sean,eH.
The Widow. if there be one. il not, the Faith
cr, Mother, Brothers ar Sisters, or other legal
heirs OF such soldiers may die or be killed
in the service. are entitled to the Bounty. And
the wife il there he one. If not, the Children
under l6 years OF age. If there be any, arc en-
titled to Pension OF such Deceased Soldiers
Also Orphan Sisters and widowed Mothers il
they We're in whole or in part, dependant ON
such Soldier for support. are entitled To Pen.
sion, in ease there is Widow Vi CLiliren
left of such Deceased Soldier.
d. No pay required, except Officers Foes.
and Revenue Stamp for applications anti the
Claim is received. -Cr
/ lndepc ndence, March Cd, 1865 i9.tf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
New Goods.

NcW UUUUSs
TE BowLEY has just received large
lot OF fine seasonable goods, which he is
selling at very favorable prices. Call
and see him, before you purchase.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Markets.

Markets.
Wheat is selling at 80 cents, Oats I'D
cents, Corn 80 cents, Butter 16, Eggs 10.
Pork, live, So so per cwt.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
ID ! { L
~

In Byron Township, Oct. Goth, FLORA
ARDELL, Daughter VI WILLIAM NJ. and
DEBORAH w. WINKLEY, aged years.
We kissed and laid her from our sight
In all her childish beauty bright
Down in the graves cold quiet night
Our darling Flora
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-11-03
Railroad Time Table.
u. l.. of A.

The Independence council of the u i. of A.
meets every FRIDAY Evening at their Coun-
Gil room, Morse's Hall. Travelling brothers are
invited to call
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
rcrrib,e Riot an i.c Comf Regi0ns of
HcH-.ytyn,tfu.
pnu4nrLpriA Friday No

pruAUfIp'fA. FRIDAY NOF.t ir )
Tn Ipo1irrr a1d Thf Bpfiffm Ol fbi- city lere
reports 81 tciIb.e rot ~ tho coal regions alouno
-Four ncn. f. 3. reported, were fIed iast evening.
incBdi Mr smith o.tl" firm O.! Hun toilcs io0 81
Co... Cuftlu, n is stated ha. bcen teeg-sYhcdfo f0r
troofe 20 q4cl tie oisturhaH,e.
Ii.IlAp.LrfgA Friday Son. f.-iA0nas Illl, o. De
f.n a. HUI 5Irfsh 3. C"rIei. Aas recrted csp.ieh
from Summit, I- that HeQfgc n. Smith oi uli nm
la. been slot d. .a bs f.e aDtirf
AiI. tlrich -ioresorpcr, wo also ifea ~ by uc u"
ois aI1 wou-lec.
Tne1tporis of T< BDl'ia a10 IagaiSer aro tim CON
hrmfd u dir li-ie4 in tle cosIr r.7.f
MACH Ga, EoH, NoY. G--La,t n.eit Mr. 9. J..
Smitl. cod opefat0r 10 forEtoN". fafbon Nclntl we
I'sfhee oi1s imf. D. faIf'. ~ ." QUIZ ~ .t'~
- LgeAsbl'..' Mr. Smith -a hYfi lnd highly re
'ieeied hi4 nan anl ass ieeie1 a. gi'mf r'fian
IlllI uni uI = DO D~.fv POfn.f t'I o. ~ WHICH
~ ic .a'"r ''it thr miftrv nrG.r taj ars. Wn 90
HtlcI "a frif-' go Cffff..f f.on
so A,oA map lls j. ..i. iA Je4.ess4l Yorktown,
Iorrfi.r bfe'I Aeaoo' p aAG oilcf mines ~ iAe
middle CO... illf seven g. eight murders worc con
g.. .tnI MIfain iHe isft fcN woeas
gHLhDgI VIA Mo-. ct j. u0t believed bF fie
Ilei4l co.lmC4 10 tli. cas- il0i the fiof Al Muc
Z I. Il ~ q teI4o1s ci iractfr. Mr Smith uhn wa
ta0 aaa incurred TIE 51ired ~ thr IRISH ninrT. bv
tts ef0gif on ~ their secret organization so fc had
rr f oblecf f.c t2ci.l0o - a ile woiAIlen Of olel
Coflfflpf.
Wcshmm ras rcoelty sound Gead in the mines.
L.rIg .ecl shot, lti- snIfr'1 tnr smith was rn0t
ui +. travelling fsou fte mifes foJ'in'rgiNe
Ico off,ln'otv hefe boon 30 TINT vicinity for some
tine. ff'orc.lg tae dsoii aAa tI4 5.f o. s'iieis
Ire .ricefl yh lie between NWoh 'hlhL aLh LatiOn
~ Ls LsA.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
Aus,nrCrncDts.

Matilda Heron has kindly consented 60 give
IN Ter engagement at Niblos after tonight, in ordor
.s; alg Gran may give a short Of opora there
m Heron has chosen for her last appcaranIe tie pow
c.fnl drama of "Adienne LccouyIeur," which She Las
~, Dr.. ,cned Gdricnuc the Actress"
rhc Fl0rcnces close their irsi week ai the
Wsner Garden tonight and pronis, Us for a,x; week
anew Irish drama the nsne of which il srndcrsocd 10
b. atilcen Mavonnecn." Tie mnnag cement have nad
several rev scenes painted the piece and viii make
tho stronp the company adInilF "i Iho al
tendance during the wce hes been food ard tie per
toriuanees have been az well received ~, viii; n
hGt stale pfocIomInc could have been cxrcc.ed 1ie
rosf Of the viii he devoted 20 novelties and care
VII be taken 10 have tlcm hiiy pui uion 'lc stage.
Mr.. Eroughams splcrdid hur1ctGhc, Poca-
honls VIII BE- played nj ihc olympic tonight for Tie
last tim, tbs eason The stupid farce called MILES
CTcirc" with loh IT we- weighted ioi lew nights.
his beer gilhdyar n ana Il place handsomely supplied
by tic little comcly of NY Presenter which il was
allowed 70 s,,ppisnt On Monde,. Mrs Wood bring.
ont MI H. J. Byrcn's hurlesquc cf The Dukes
Nolto .under he tltle OF Il am All Thne' and
c,p,odic.,o ~ntitied "Theros No Such Wo'' .r,..
w. ror,oiny hope here 1if Be- no sacS word at The
olympic.
The sparkling little comedy of Jeongo gm
plelred Jcaaaeqsi ri weeping Jane ana Laughing
Janc will be performed at the French Ihca'ei ioigLt
The east jus;ifc the anticipation Of 'ery oFhar' per.
formancc
TIE dramatic performance at Banums Mn
.our this ,te moon will consist IL very comic rnic
ric cititled Rendezvous. tue 'orscfpiion ~ the
yDhgc and spectral drama n twenty shoet Power
cntf led Christmas Eve. on TIE Duel ia The sicw'
The diabolic drama of d" Satan IN Paris Will
b, ,orformcd tonight at the Park ihc'irT. Brooklyn
| 81, Tie last time.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
yEGN NJ stNASe'.

N, NJ, v,,,-s, cF Gen. f.aEsfTc-Etc Cov1ro-
...;~n o< ass rFaO.'~-EIc is "a (sG'risou
1.orf4 on pis Way hdaesion 50 the Trn-
rcsiaS Cse,crafu, III - Eoi-Ha.ssn O. I"
Frcnc.s Party in tfeNiCG--gsc.ornsa''Fy
Fsrsxarcs OF iae Er0sisiGSai Govern"
Rscut.
r,sss Oar Special Cnn. ponteis.
Vr.A CrUz, Oct. lt isiS.
The last news received from tpc till % "VN-
,co announces that Gen. Ba4aino Was 10 ''"'o ~
Is,h cf October and advance npon San t"' '''
teadc,artcrs of Jrarey. He viii have win III" =
column Of snaut OCoo men, hat % "H'" "'v NV
and fcong 70 MorqHezs army. Se'''"' 'o'o''N "'''
majors who were IN Juarozs ser'i'e are s' u ",''
,oi,ca MARQUEE. in whose corps they have received
r,ot ocral IN TIA: which they heid h.i@Ie. ire ls
oJ t,e coutr, vii no doubt add m~cn 20 i' e'''"''
R'ysncs intention lam informed is 10 gaii-
.o ON HIS way an ports marked out rs fGe cehicr OF ia"
military forces destined 10 operate AGAINST me Sdti
rii.s Which iniesing Tie 'onnti! ana whose ue'
prodaliors know no boands
The railroad between Vera trU ana s"i,''u' h''f
heer tf~Own open traytelS Ls!mreis a!c no" NoIA
in t. road, which is 70 cy'cnd as lar "s thiH"''.
'Ti.o iIcol paesa printed in Vera Cruz ,ia.e l..i
fir prcy,.un. C0t crumct ~ con, tarti rttNint ne"
I'd esiDns a. fhe Empire and tla; the tltlcs 81 'n'
Tc. ua,iu. thaloo rcpanyS Iopacea, and "h"'s "'''
NOtsi fvr Naximil.1n.
III CT. ~ trust several paTtics recently arFee heI'
il voE.d that ihe inhahiiaAis of Mexico ana pip
sies IL ~ Vicinity rct Sc unanimous - me H.c
Represented 20 be concerning fhe electon - lTEt'
MaS,rii,nn. strong party los sprung up mostii
composed a. military men who, IN preference 10 nlm
woUla rather give their yoC TO GOsernor selected by
Ioris Napoleon hirsoL hoping thereby Ia enjoy longer
thc protection oi France These men style themseles
iEo tfenct party. tir Bcnot de Sslign.. V,ry Pop
with the McaeJns is supposed TO ho ns sec,e' ,rcen.
izsr aul loader II anything in de cOudge' ~, -
MaSiu.ilal eoald ever Tako he poop" ,,i, -, IN.
ne, p,anc,. thi- party would mao ,,, bc,onc a.
pow crfui and perhaps cause Ly" 80, on -, am; i,
one Of own relations as l ce~or NJ or t;nyrlnnr
~ topic is ileme Of nmated dseas.ol among the
-, i-'y,sn Government he's recently passed
=, rtr., nforcc Justice and tcr thc cs,abishu onl
'. ."H' ~: Comufcrcr. Hcnccforw arl the ind
- paid by The people vii be PAID hy ,he ,r9y,
ni aIc Justice yili ne ggainitors elover Ue ldno
- Lerc or impf,es,aeIt es'9biisheS ht jcni0 =.
rocn abolished. c0mmi'tee has a'so been app0ir,,
.or the disc ssion oi a code Of laws ibroganns o, a
justice ant MAKING cral cdp-, uiio' ihToush
rgt the cemtry. TIE, sales m iublie buildings belong
IIs 70 Irca. ciiIes which Uaps IA M h~ur ~ uocd son
fCr fvInc. nave been csncee, anc their rIOricioT'
iIdcmnhol. The hosl.te :. Prth,i and several o,Ae
holdings of equal Ipait nee nave by fhs means heei
restored 10 tLL. spcctl,r Municipalities IN ia't th'
lINiSo al tOs uocs Its beet &" get TIE th'"f
Tie paopc ami deserve thc protection 81 iheT fschci
alIcs. who a." indirectly tu promoters oi al 'A'N'
sutazlItS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
atrGcMLYN rTETS.
mn. ev OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, ESQ.

r.yCrVnr sY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, ESQ.
;l, large nail Of the B,ooAlyn AtAen.sum was, last
e,,ring G,rl TO oycnaN.ag BY large and fashionable
su,'cncc. who listened lih mot intouse interest
Z, E,a delivery q lecture GAc FIRST Of the Mcrca'-
tile Library oouIss) upon The weaving of Noung
Amorioa" by Oliver Wclde Holmes, esq, of Cam
bridge Mass. Mr.. Holmes reviewed in a very a"e
and powerful the friendly condition oi in"fs
That existed between This country and England 'hi''
wears ago when the Prince OF Wales visited oni '""
referred ia The generous and friendly mann.i III "c
orr people entcrt ,ine1 bin while here ana c9iupnio o
4 u, trca! Dcnt f. flat Wc lad received IW ths's'"
during tie last two vealsfhc hour 81 onr tslis an" W
cur need That treatment however. had ho' i"u' y.
IgIN with her, bat f0rTy for her we inunu , . ul', W
had oi errated the civilization q olr no'h' 'os.
a'a' wei lad learned that Engnnds ornionS Wo'' u "
cons. 4ncncr fo us. lie proposed NAV W.
ht,gmc Neanca rom our mothel "id ,i""b"' '' a..
most C. rtain wav to hccomc Thoroughly s" an" '''
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ourselves as FIR as POSSIBLE from her "a Become '"
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our ,norgee 10 the cncourarng and rniiulhs w "a
uluu mn. arts sciences Literature and huFhnt
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tinors, that We were n great, powerful rN!l,o "no
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messing home upon bis audience IN nlosi cis1".h,
..r,, o.. I'm uottlicc ol adopting sucl course. ana
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aud N na.aSf sa~ N,ast delighted with The loric,
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07

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