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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

A SPANISH GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO OBTAIN,
"A by LIBERAL compensation elegantly furnished
Room and Bedroom, with Board. u the tamy OF lacy
ntleman, who be willing instruct lin " Ing
lish language. The house must be situated 0rnAcw
York country, within ~ miles OF tho city Address
stating terms and other particulars A. b. box 25!o Post
cEice, N T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

yUANTED-A FvRSISHED ROOM, BY A YOUNG
w lady: with widow lady prcforree innst be above
Twenyth street. sdiress L. r., box l0 Herald Office.
or Gays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

VERY PHEASANT SUITS OF ROoMs-wiTH GOOD
Eolrd. for and t,es wives; three
single in good ocatoo Apply at 7oS Third avenue,
Fify FIRST street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

w ANTED-A PHYSICIAN WISHES. TO OBTAIN AN
W ce AMI Bedroom with Board for himself, m de-
srabn neiahb .h' with respectable 'anily; loce-
preferred between FIRST and Twenty shrd streets and
seconi broadway. Address, giving locality
price and other partic.ais J. W. b. sstion fost occ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

yMASTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, A PaRLOR AND
" lie r>n, IL private family. Address Frank Kahn.
les l..rl.e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21
REWARDS.

CC REwA2D.-LlsT. A BASk BOOK, NO. I2l or
~ TIC Citizens Savings HauA The Eulier wil
fhe above releall y reiurIlns q y che baak.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

osr-A Black SILK PARAsoL ~ MADISON AYE
N IL Il. IT. fist street or Fr.h
~ q - ID Finde. nlease return d u go Mad.s-n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET AN ENTIRE
~ second Floor. Handsomely furnished, to family or
Iarly OF gentlemen with tables House FIRST c
located in Sixteenth street. betwcca fifth and Sixth
nues; references exchanged Address A. H., box SI Post
oilcc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

w Gentleman VIA Board for the lady wh widow or
In ls an,iy. Ntee the:e few l0grGers L0-
cation must De fesceabe Address for three days B..
Eroaiear Post ONCE. 4E 'e@afH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

sAi.Es G NGsL rsrAra.

Ker UfnsF Real Rs,ar, sasSrassrmenf
Ssu Nsiti Page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

WANTED -RC ARD FOR A LADY. CHILD AND
w nurse. cry country; would furnish f required.
Terms rouerfe. Would prefer swing lessons
in music part payment References exchanged Address
A. B. c.. stat on u. 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

yxjANTEb-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, BOARD IN
w rotk,yn. o respectable family, Wall street
ferry 81 per week Address W. T.. box 34s5 Post once,
New iprs lst 1851 1nssfsaNf8as $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

HOUND AnsIFr-oN TIE lTTH INST, FARCE L. u
. tiais. For s',rtaar Information afp!y ta,. Corn,
Illus Cole. az Quarantine. staten Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

IVAYrEp-py 4 youyGMAN, a SMALL BEDROOM:
N an.ee laei finily wissts shcle are 'ew Or nc
hcarderS viii Breakfast and Tea, be nice neigh
bo hood n to Wall or Fulton ferry.
Address saiiap terms ) box 5,5j7 Post Office n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21
LGsT AND EOUND.

LoUnD-lN 4 SIXTH AVENUE CAR SATURDAY,
T. Arurli. Breaspin The owner an have II tv call
Gg. ROE 30 Nes Tweuts ninth street frSN M
pronery iAyiI expense % TINS advertisement Gail
nj ter hall past o'Gicea /. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

w ina private family or geneel boarding. house; lsrge
room. with and modern improve
reuired box 4y7 Post Office. stating TERMS
10 .aun and hours NEHN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

ri,O RENT--1N FORTY SIXTH STREET. NEAR FIFTH
aIenle en- Isl q Nay % party OF rse Or four gen
tccn, III without Board two rsnteuien and their
wives WIEN BOARD neatly furnished bird Floor Of four
jhe house and location rs being
minutes walk 10 the PARK Npns need apply bat will.
Ing TO pay liberal Gall at or address Mrs W., $50
Broadway. sAMaes.H6Ns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

ylIINrEp-BuaRp FOR YOUNG GENTLEMAN
w and WIFI 10 Newars Jerse City. convenient to con-
IT, New Yorx Addr for giving fuu
rnlars rnne accommodations and terms, which
must be moderate, 4, pox 5126 New York lost otce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

CO REWAAD -Lgsr A BASk BOOK, NO 5l2i, or
me y Feiurins sass.
50 rw,Aa.pl -Lg;sT,; ~ TUESDAY. ArEIL 70 4
, 1 s,s L; & is il s4 la ,ssd Ms' S' ef
S:3 Ki.gyS s.. ~ - q, 4 BLACK Account HooS
49,, 81. ". " ~ rom i,ghsea street
mad Tte aass va reSss cave /. l, No II sa4s
sire, ail is.sse 40 she,s Z xail.
c2 REWARD lost OK SATURDAY. APRIL q
ie-s doors ~s st1'es ss fa s.i tisscs Si ass
s stss I ae reward WI y &ii x ieiTiS IF
= CS RswARD-srRkrEp PROM - DEY siHEgr 4
d 9o snsi u.ae1 "a San a. mi,h .eahor cellar m.
~. sr,f zee @ See H. s pss ,s stant he %
u CT kgMAsn.--Lesl. ~ lisIil AyEAtE oy Sun
20 t Sa;s o ~ w sso'Sn tesf e.; h4d o.
sie,e 'sssse 81 srasar LIN 70 J. Nss.on aease '0e
= G. sEMARD.-LgsIi ~ TaE NLiGltnoAH5oD OF
srO re Preyoos House. tag ralr % elr1ssa onys
's iasos 20 s s c ss,S y" = " ' re-
e. REgAaD.-LosT ,LhsI srNpAy, EITHER ~
:sa rssl Cod 7sgiee ,y.ss,la The fna.f vii
KS s issa az . Pcafs ses leaving "
SO H H5,s s'i I.; o. ne ~. I'm lNsI
ss on 3 IN sna , ,ee ".gs II sme q Boy lad
"a ~. lse or ~ rtofn = l'on Stone Ea.
s Sv ss s essra ss 81. 4 a. ia atsas
also ts.srr "A "a ,e o am er- * "a $3.50 az,
isi,sts hsl Asy ssi.en .ss
qu,siions axksi, ~ reforming IL ~ W shaw ferry
fail1irg. foot 81 Cortland VI
dsposcdfo return The har aEd ara plrasc 10.
the rarss tnfoarh The fnr a lcf ave a. no
yalrc % any cne cycrt the uwntr
Ell &5(l-agwARr MISSED az ArEiL. z. nUvv
aud tiOtatHe .
snrs her 70 ~ Broadway. sample rncn. ho.nesiions.
G1(l0 Eyw,gD mn no QUESTIONS ASKED
VI.OV Lest "a Sunday mrrriup ittl iNst. between
at ko0fs ~ ags " cofn.r Twenty sieh ttIeg; and
Fufh rulN NAtet snf rAHiu freth
galnn Ls.rcoi Nfi1cd ~ Eft haifosl - go
Etsi % g.
EC1sl nHNAED, -LoSr os TUESDAY ApElIlo.
Ts~tyU ~ tGf crfhraie ~ GlfL afbcss ~ n hd
~ -. fsrd Aey /. fti iaya eat Z ns - lea VIZ
sNfN MI tC IaW - lNtnfu 10 ~ N.hftnHAsff. ~
.Ess fftf hta met cotucs o. iFhirsl0E as~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

nio Rrsnr--Wira 70 NED. TO GENTLEMEN WILLING
to liberal price. Apartments in han tsome house
in West lhlr;y second street References required. Ad-
drcSs N. y g. HsrAi Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

AT is WASHINGTON PLACE-IN FIRST CLASS
IA house. several nicely furnished Par!ofs eomDk
heating second floors; also basent
to let, with Board. French spoken,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

Nos s,!E OK 70 LET--A GOTHIC COTTAGE. IN
- West Masiisaria. i've rinnies' walk rem dsnot;
pusc as fh'as w;ia large Axle. sru cow,ouse with
actes ~ md and f IN hunCancn; mea .ae oos.
on. f"r&its OF a jOUGiIAf. No. Tine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-21

I1URyisI. I'd ROOMS TO RENT-FO sINQL u I; RNTI
" men only Apply a. ga Fourth street. near Washn
ton Parade Ground. - ~
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
INDEPENDENCE.
Original Notice.

Tn S,p,,,sr n Starr r-e.,o,r ~ ~ r.,,t, =
Gen q vaoye licensed Co.. r. W ~.
n, Moore ScL,I r uoarc SiI1s W. D,n;si
y. Moore. Erosgc piger Zenjra W,,eb ~
Hooker. FoaDy Carret Cyarissc NJ.
U1rriet D;ro, SgD,, lr,r;, ~ -
Moore Alma Nor md Job, p W,
Won are barabv nstiffaJ H., 49, nw,
file in tbn 'oa;co At H. Oh ~ - M.
trIat Cam, afRrob .ron Cn,n,,. ~ -;
ton OF John +. Lvon oslinr sai ! en-, =,
award an exaertion ogainst nsTTta in I,,3. H.
in described ~ satisfy = in5geman, ia ~
tanned samuel b. Starr os Fyaentnr Of tho
Estate Of Geo. c. Moore deceased, Sept. 22d,
ls63.
And that unless you appear ON the first dav
Of the April Term 1861, OF said Distrie; Court,
and show cause il any you have, why an Exc.
cutlon shall not he awarded IS prayed for in
said petition.
JAMES JAMIseS, P.A's Atty.
John +. Lyon vs.. SamneI B. Starr Fxeeu.
Of the Estate of Geo. q. Moor. deceased n M
10 the Distric, Court or Bgr6gua8 C,ygty
I0ird
John f. LYON states 10 this court .bat at
81 the September form Is63 of the D;s,r,nt
Court Of Buchanan County Iowa ~ yvt IN
the 22d day Of Septemh er Is63 ba ohtsinad .
judgement against Samuel II starr ~ m rxs'
.euter of Geo. {. Moor, deceased f,r H. srn 81
five hundred and sixtvthrae dollars and .ixty.
three cents and costs Of sait taxed 81 ei,bt dol.
lars and thirty cents Tint ON the 10Th d,v
az February rs6l Il. consea an Txser,i,n :, ~
issued on said judgement. That ON The lltb
dav Of FEBRUARY 1861 the same was r.trrnal
into said District Court with the Endorsement
OF the Sheaiff that no personal nronortv ~ Geo
c. Moore deceased. ca be found bv bin in he
County of Buchanan. 81 tte of Iowa Tb;.
petitioner SAYS said Geo. q Moore diel lea
ing no personal pronerty. This petilionsr
SAYS that said Geo. c. Moor del. seized oftbe
following lands. yiy
",
NNtth y 81 Iotth'easl 4 81 secloh 10 Town
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
Report of the First Meeting of the Sol.
dier's Friend Association.

The ladies interested IN this Associa
ton met Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
March 26th at the Masonic Hall.
The meeting was called TO order by
Mrs. Dr.. Tabor who nominated Mrs.
Snow as Chairman, the motion being
seconded and adopted Mrs. Snow took
the chair. Mrs. HENsHAw being elected
Secretary, pro tenn.
The meeting having been organized
they proceeded to vote by written ballot.
Mrs. BRYANT proposed Mrs. z. &,
Wilcox for Pr, sident. or SO votes east
Mrs. WILc X received "a Mis-. Wilcox
was declared President Of TIE Associa
ton.
Mrs. PuRDY was nominated for Vice
! President, received 40 votes Of 80 cast,
and was declared elected.
Mrs. HEDGES was proposed for Secre-
tarv, of AZ votes cast, received 43, was
declared elected.
Miss GiLLE PIE vas proposed for
Treasurer and was elected BY 40 vot:s
GU, of 40 cast.
For Corresponding Secretary, Miss
HoMANs received az votes Of II east.
The Chairman notified Tire members
that rhey they would meet at Masonic
Hall every Saturday afternoon aud even
ing.
a cordial invitation was extended to
all who felt themselves interesteisn San
itary cause.
Mrs. j. T IIEHsHAw, Secretary.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
Sanitary Meeting.

On Friday Evening, the 95h inst, in
response 10 q call for q meeting, at the
Court House, for The purpose Of perfect
ing County and Township organizations,
for the coming State Sanitary Fair, to
be held at Dubuque, On the 24lh Of May,
A. I~xoALL,' was called to the chair, and
j. NJ. WEARr appointed Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object Of the
meeting to be 10 take action in regard 10
representing this county in the North,
ern Iowa Sanitary Fair" 10 be held al
Dubuque, on the Gath day of May next.
Mrs. mckenzie, OF Dubuque, address:
ed the meeting in behalf Of the Sanitary
organization OF Dubuqu', representing
the necessity of an immediate supply OF
vegetables for the army, and that sll ar.
@ticles forwarded, would be credited 10
the county at the coming FAR.
Lieut.. w. Ct, DoNNAS being called
for, addressed the meeting at some
length. ia a speech replete with patriot.
ism and incidents Of the war,
Rev. Mr.. WARD, Of Chicago, was then
introduced, who described the sutTerings
Of the soldiers. aud the great necessity
for Sanitary Stores.
DR.. MARINE moved that the Chairman
appoint a committee Of six 10 solicit sub
scrirtions Of money aud vegetables Of
the audience, which motion was carried.
and Dr.. WARsE. Dr.. WRIGHr. C j.
REED, Mis-. MoKRIs, Mrs. DuEnAM. and
Mrs. WAnSr. were appointed such com
mite.
Dir. WRIGHr moved that a committee
Of two from each Township be appointed
to act 10 conjunction with the Ladies
Ala Society 81 Independence, 10 procure
and forward supplies to the Northern
Iowa Sanitary Fair" and that a commit
tee of five be appointed BY the Chairman
10 select such committee, which motion
was carried, and Or. WRIGnr, DR.. Ia
BoR, r. PLANE, c. F. HERRIcK, and j.
S. WoopMARp. appointed such committee,
After listening to remarks by DR..
WARsE, Mrs. Snow, Mrs. mckenzie,
Mr. Snow, aud Mrs. HEysuAw, the meet.
ing adjourned
j. NJ. WEARr, Sec'y.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29

EH- The above is the title of a new
work commenced BY Messrs. WALKER,
WISE d. Co, Of Boston, 10 form one oil
their popular series. Including the "Pi,
oneer" and Farmer Boy" 1t is a
narrative of the boy life Of the eminent
Secretary OF the Treasury. Hon. s. p.
CHASE, whose prominence among the
candidates for the next Presidency. as
Well as hi' distinguished services in his
important Department, renders his biog.
raphy OF interest TO tens Of thousands ol
readers. We are assured that the main
facts IN the sketch are entirely authentic
The author is n well known literary man
Of wide reputation, and author Of the ar,
ticle. 4 First Trip to Washington" in
the Atlantic Monthly. Of April. Among
the numberless books now a,daYs pub,
lisbed for the young. none are at once Sc
fascinating and so useful as the class te
which the forthcoming volume belongs
books which, while presenting truthful.
incidents in the early experience Of dis.
trguished public mep, exhibit how, by
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29

meets on the 18th of next month, see no
tice in another column. Miss ANNIE
kINsLEY has opened n school in the up
per part Of town, Miss KINsLEY is q de.
serving and accomplished teacher and
we hope that she will meet with that e n
Encouragement which she 80 richly merits
We have received Goiy for April, praise
Is superhuous, let every one get a mum
Der. The Hook and Ladder is progress
ing finely, if you wait TO enlist in this
famous corps, apply Immediately 10 J.
NJ. WEART Esq. Our honorable repre-
senlatives from Des Moines will be home
next week. Be sure and read the Editor
ial Correspondence, it will be found very
interesting. We understand that Mr..
BuoBEE will give another School exhibit
ton for the benefit Of Ike Hook and Lad
der Company before long Mrs. GARRl-
SON has opened a splendid stock Of mil
linery goods in the rooms formerly oc-
cupied by Mrs. DURHAM, we know the
ladies are crazy 10 look at them. The
parties arrested under suspicion oil being
concerned in the late robbery have been
discharged-no particulars. Everything
quiet on he Potomac.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29

adherence to certain fixed principles Q
action, by honest industry and conscien
tious discharge Of the smallest duties
they have risen often from the humbles
stations, TO %eminence, and from obscuri
~, have come to possess the respect and
admiration Of a whole nation. Sucl
books cannot be too widely disseminated
No town or village in the loyal States.
but can employ the services Of one agent,
at least, in its circulation. The volume
in question will be ready about the first
of April, and sell, we presume, at the
price Of tie others Of the series, viz
S1,25.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
FOR SALE

.ome Valuable Property in Buchanan Coua.
~ ty. | will sell a very nice place. abou,
sixty rods south of the Depot. on Madison
Street. there is a good lot, with good fence.
lpleket IN 'front.' q good new house with kitch-
en-, dining and sitting room, and parlor, two
bed -rooms, pantry and clothes prcas, 4 good
cellar, good well ofsoft water, ont houses, kav
barn, stable, good garden. with f.ui. tyses
said Premises now rent for seven dol.ars per
month. Also o nice new house and lot, barn.
&c. where | live, corner Of Green and Chat.
ham Streets. Also a nice store building and
lot on Main Street near the cast end OF tho
bridge said building is three story ana i in
the center OF tue business pant of the town,
and will rent for 500 per year in advance.
Also eighty acres of prairie land. on this side
Of Lime Greek. about 3D. miles from town IL
is well watered. and on a good road. has some
breaking done on it. and will be sold with or
without fence. Also eighty acres Of land on
the same road. near Lime Greek. on the ives,
side, without improye ment. Also some tim.
Der il necessary For further particulars and
terms, inquire OF me at my Shop, on Man
Street, near the bridge.
l.. p. HARADON.
Independence. Jan, Is, lsG4 43tt
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
Northern Iowa Sanitary Fair.

1t is known 10 thereaders Of the GUAR.
DIAN that the ladies' Of Iowa will hold q
Fair at Dubuque commencing on the
cath Of May next for the benefit Of SICK
and Wounded Union soldiers. This Fair
is one in which il is expected bat The
loyal people throughout the State will
generally participate and il depends upon
each aud a ! to say whether il shall be q
success or not. Buchanan County has
been liberal in her gilts Of men for the
Federsl army and also liberal in her con.
tributions for the relief OF tie sick and
wounded OF that army and we have no
doubt OF receiving the prompt ard hear.
ty cooperation of her loyal citizens in
this great .nterprisc.
1t is necessary that a meeting be held
in every Township in the County for the
purpose of organizing Fair Associations
with such officers and committees as may
be deemed needful, TO CO operate with
the Soldiers Aid Society at the County
seat. All interested will AT once per.
ceiye the importance and necessity Of
immediate action in lhis matter. Let q
meeting be appointed in each townshlr
for Friday evening Of this week. organ.
ize asd report names OF officers &c, a.
soon AS pos ible TO the President of thu
Fair for this County who will then ap,
point two delegates from each township
to represent their respective townships
at the Fair and also assist in taking
charge Of all contributors from iii:
County.
Mas. e. w. BEMIs, President of tie
Fair for Buchanan County.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
A Fearful Raid.

Gg LEE made a big raid among the
quakerites on a certain occasion, stole
their horses, run off their COWS, and
played the old harry generally. Capt
Boz. STURDY, Of the Mackerel Brigade,
retaliated, crossed the Potomac, and VIC.
lently broke up a political caucus Of tie
rebels, who had assembled together foI
the purpose of discussing VALLANDIG.
RAMS prospects for the Presidency
captured two quadroons and JEFF DA
WIS body servant, and finally brought up
at Georgetown, just three miles from the
point where hey first started. uttheee
raids foI brilliancy Of inception and ce-
lerity of execution, must fade before
those which are every day committed
upon the merchants Of our town, and
conspicuous among the sufferers, is Mr..
[. A, JERsEGAN. He has but just re-
turned from the Est with one Of the
choicest stocks OF Goods that was ever
brought into our market, and had sue.
ceeded in getting some of his goods out
on the shelves, when 10, and behold a
tremendous raid was made upon his
premises by a host Of infatuated ladies',
who, regardless Of J~rRNEGAN's prayers
and protestations, rushed in upon him,
seized his shawls, silks, prints and bal
morals, aud left nothing in their place
but a large pile Of greenbacks. with the
understanding that they should give him
another call as soon rs his ~carpeting ar
riyes. JERNEGAN is determined 10 hold
his position, and having been reinforced
with a eupply Of goods and clerks, We
think that lie will do it. He is sell.
ing off his stock marveIlously, fearIully
low, and our country friends will miss
the figure il they don't give him a call.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
Delaware County Union.

cY- We have received the first mum
Der Of a spicy, interesting sheet, under
the above heading, published by EDWARD
BURNSIDE, at Manchester. Iowa, Ii is a
thorough Union paper, and as such
should. aud we trust win be, supported
by the patriotic citizens of Delaware Co.
Success, friend BURNSIDE. Give the
Government your undivided support, the
sCopperhesds particular thunder, and the
peace sneaks the cold shoulder, and you
will be sure 10 win. ~
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
The Weather.

-EH
Iv- Eight a. NJ, warm and pleasant /;
sun" shining brightly birds singing F.;
hens cackling, and everything looking
quite summarized. lie m. Rain and
heavy thunder. with forked lightning,
streaked lightning, zig gag lightning aud
every other kind Of lightning, dancing
over The form Of the sky like all possess.
ed. 2p. m. Snow, and an atmosphere
cold enough to freeze the horns off from
a Siberian Musk Or. Old March is
giving US all kinds Of weather. but we
.eel comforted oyer tho assurance thai
he cant possibly hold on q great while
longer. +
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
Recruiting.

EY- The President has made another
call for coo, 900 men, for the military,
naval and marine corps of The I; lied
States. All bounties Will cease on tie
first day Of April next. Letlocal boanti.
es be raised, and We believe that al
calls Of the government wiil be respond
ed to by volunteers. Meanwhile lei al
those who wish to enlist, show themselves
before DR.. WRrGur immedia ely.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
New Paper.

EE- We are credibly informed tina, q
new paper Is soon TO be issued from lie
old Civilian Office, under the manage
ment Of the BARNHART Bros, which is
10 bear the classic nom de garre, Of the
Independence Conservative. Aside from
the political tenets of the paper. and the
infuerce that it is destined TO WELD in
the forthcoming presidential canvas. the
sheet has u best wishes for lis pros
peri,y.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
Ladies Soldiers, Aid Society.

ss'- There will be a meeting Of The
Ladies Soldiers Aid S-ciety, at tn
Court House, on Saturday afternoon
April cd. at | p m, 10 transact business
Of Importance, and every one friendly tc
the noble cause which they represent, il
earnestly requested to be present.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29

DY VIRTUE Of an Execution issued out 81
ID ard under the seal Of the District Court
OF Linn County, Iowa, in favor Ut Joua.
than Morris, and againstthe goods and ehattels
lands and tenenlynts of Nathan O.. Turner. tht
following described property.Y
The Northeast quarter Of Section No. Ten,
in Township No Eighty seven. North If Rangl
No, Ten. West Of tho fifth principal meridian
Which property, as above described. | will
offer for sale, AT Public Auction, NJ the door 81
the Sherif's Office, in the village Of Endepcn.
icnce. on saturday. the 9th day 81 April
An. 1861, at Two o'clock, i. NJ, OF said day, to
the highest bidder. 70 satisfy said Execution
and costs.
JOHN VI WESTFALL, SurnIvv.
Sherif's Onse, Independence, lowal
March let. r>fi 50-!w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
For the 2Tth.

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