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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
NJ H. DOW IS
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC
ELIXIR.

This Old. time tried
standard remedy stlll
maintains its popular.
ty. When al others
have proved inefficient.
the Elixir alone con,
tinuea TO give satisfae
ton.
/ Use Il Tor
Cough,
Colds,
CatArrh,
Asthma,
/ Group,
lncipient Consumption
and all diseases Of tho
Throat, chest an a
l Lungs.
81 YEARS 400
| The Elixir frat made
I rs appearance and
even then, In lie print.
tive aud imperfect state
uroducrd such prftac.
binary results that IL
became, At once. ger
erAl hvorite. Many
have made IL, what 4
really is. a Family Med
icine.
For a. more than
half The diseases ITO
which desh Is heir. or
iginate from colds, 40
this may be considered
a general preventive Of
all diseases, by rcmov
ing the primevAl cause.
ADULTS
Should always keen
his Family Physician
a. hand and BY its
timely use save hun.
dfeds Of dollars thai
would otherwise b.
swallowed up iva Dis
charging doctors fees.
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nRVGS AND MEDICINES At
A. bKOWN's
| IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
\ DR. now c1Ltluues 90 be consulted n-c Nos 500
Eudcoii 0trett Boston, Ul oil diseases uf
PRIVATE OF DELICATE NATURE
umfsd eai ~, nr has nee ~ ai6cat3a ~ urr.-6s
r unfortunate th remedies that have Dr. fft
Introduced Them, JAILED 20 cure the alarming of
GONORRHqA AND SYPHILIS.
Heneath his al thr Impure
blood lmroteucY Scrof4la, GUuorrhuat dice
tres n che regions y prucrtaou lnuammaon u e Rsd
DIR aud kidn.3-i hydrucsl- Ahcs-ses, nnmnrt, nat
ewenss AMI the long ain of horrible attending
is eass o dsea,e, made 10 become haI mrss me
simplest ailinss OF a child.
SIMINAL WEAKNESS.
nr. ID, devots grat part az his the treatment u
those cases caused by secret ana solitary habit sh cl
ruins the body aud mind, uniting hs unfortunate individual
for business society az th sad and melancholy ei
hack and limb, lfness Of the head mnes Of sight PAL
ptaHn 81 the hfart Ds pepa Nervousness, Deraufrueni n
The digestive functions IS mptous 81 Consumption &c The
tANi ELECTS on tr mud much 60 be- dreaded loss o.
memory combustion n deas preston Of Spirits evil iftb0d
nHs a!eriun Of cuoey s d-tfust uni &C. an ns
nE matmonyt cunsult physcsn ~ eNperr ard D. AZ
orce restored 90 health and happiness Patients eho v 20
remain under Dr. p0Ns treatment days weeks gill Pc
furnished With pleasant ad charles for board ole fae
Medicine sent 90 all parts o. he country With fun directions
Tor use on receiving description Of Dr. Dow has
also r sale the French Cauttr che best prevn
talte Order ~ nail Three for ~ aud red ,tamr oa4
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A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
soHdrF6b ZIP III IR24Xr5re
lat Aos = D,t. n

Late Agent Of 0. 5. Patent office, Washington Cunder
the act Of 1871
10 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
BOSTON, MAssACHUsBTTs.
AFTER an extensive practise Of upwards Of twenty
yeas continues to Patents in the United States
also IN Great Britain France and other foreign countries
Caveats Specifications, Bonds Assignments and all Pa.
pers Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made into American or
Foreign worAs, TO determine the validity or utility Of
Patents nvehdonsand legal other advice render
I'd IN all matters touching the same. Copies Of the
claims Of any Patent furnished by renting One Doar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through II inventors have advantages for securing
Patents Of aseerainng the paentAbility Of Inventions
unsurpassed by, II not immeasuIably superior 70, any
which can be offered them elsewhere The Testimonials
below given prove that is successful at the
Patent OBce than the subscriber and as success "a me
best proof Of advantages and ability he would add that he
has abundant reason believe and prove that at no
other Office Of the kind the charges for professional
services moderate The immense practice Of the sub
scrber during twenty years past has enabled him TO &C.
cumuate vast collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative TO patents
These, besdes his extensive library Of legal and me
g. anca works. and f accounts " patents granted in
The United states and Europe reader hn able beyond
question 70 oder superior facilities Tor btaning Patents
All necessity Of JuuTney 10 Washington, % procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30

inis popular medi
zine is no longer an n
- ielimcut Thousands
'---as uf people who have used
it, bear Wlintss 20 rs
= hyperion eRCtileuteasa
lfuimcnt end Pain
Killer FUN directions
- accompany each bottle.
49, lt may be used eVtet
- HaIlv f1r
kteumaiism.
Neuralgia,
iooth-ache.
- Headache,
n Burns and Soalda.
y = Bruises and
dwellings,
sore Throat,
- Lumbsgo
- sc Nc
snd may be- used inter-
= ualIy "a
th1lic and Colds.
Cholera Murbua.
- boerl Complaints.
Nafftma.
Wind ChDiic.
&c., SC.
Much might be- SAD
0f its remedial proper
ties and magical effects
- but the limited space
fhis Adtel tsrmeut wi
only admit " ge efal
summary
- 10 IL prepared with
care great pains being
- taken to ailot an c1sot
prop triton Of each o.
iis Ingredients. IN such
- A manner that the com
- binauun shall be- IL
every respect, Al once
-s<ss more rapid in is oprrs
- uun, and mnre stecmu
aiAu any other similar
--r---a medicine.
a single Tea spoon
litaken 30 warm ~stef
- 1r Otherwise astfetastc
may diDtsfe, chcrks De-
$500 hga rhohc aud al
buoa Compliant, with
u a most incredible
aortspaoc Of time.
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Boston & ntm uOrb ADVERTISEMENTS.
DoN'T FAIL TO READ THIS
COFFEE! COFFEE y COFFEE!ll
EAST INDIA COFFEE CO.,

l54 READE ST., (three doors from Greenwich street,,
n Y call universal attention TO their
KENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE,
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XTERNATELLA-- WARRANTED TO
MAKE THE
SOLEs BOOTS AND sH ES
Water and Damp Proof
AND WEAR ONE THIRD LONGER.
We R n A I + l. J. A
is preparation FROM Cooper having no grease, Lin'eed
oil any thing 1 abe kind and when the soics once
saturated with b. water more got through them
han through copper ITSELF
PRICE % CENTS PER BOTTLE,
At tErAlL EyERYwuERg.
Ru its cost 20 the purchaser Is really hoTHtNG as IL
makes the soles enough longer TO more than pay
for IT, leaving gain the making Of them water
and Dampntss Froaf. aud the preservation thereby Of
that priceless, gem, the health
LADIES, READ HIS.
SAVE YOUR HBALrHl
Use veruatclia the Soes Of your Shoes. Il makes
them water proof and thereby protects your feet ffom
dumpu.ss for he ground Is always more or less moist
either from rain or the morning and evening dew.
~ Fholesale in Boston ~
GRO. GOODWIN s CO., No. 80 Hanover street
NJ. COLCORD & CO., Sc Hanover street
NJ. s. BURR ~ co, 70 fremont street.
CARTER, kU.r K co, AZ Hanover stree.
And Wholesale D uggsis generally. Also, by all tn,
Principal Dealers iu Boots and Shoes.
Manufactured the CHRnUCAL DEPARTMENT Of this
CAHOON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
WYMAN 3 TYLER. Agents.
1887 81 Water Street, Boston.
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EDMUND BURKE,

LA.e Commissioner VI Patents.
MT X. II. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN appll
cAoas, ON all but Of which patents have been grant
ed ana mat Is now pending Such unmiatakabe proof
ef great talent aud ability his part leads me 10 recon-
mend OIL Inventors 20 apply 70 him to procure their
patents as they may be Of having the most faithful
cnataes' JOHN TAGGART.
ufug eight months, the subscriber in course OF his
large practice, made ioice rejected applications
STATES APPEALS Every ORB OF which was decided
inh'' iaVor' by the Commissioner Of Patents,
II EDDY.
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GREAT CLOSING OUT sALEl!

GREAT CLOSING OUT sALE!!
VI
We, the u"dersigned wishing 10 make other business
arrangements, vii close entire stuck lat greatly
reduced proes) Consisting Of Foreign aud Doucsho
ID Nv & O o 81 =
Groceries croekey Glassware, Hardware, Boots shoes
q l. . II III n q
Paints, Oils, Drugs, A. rcultlrA implements &c. &c
Ia ftot efeD hing pertaining 10 country Store and
the wants of Community.
The hi hest lees viii be- gwen flr country Produce
Ia exchange ff the above. We shall sell al private
sale for few weeks, then auction the balance.
sales Positive.
All accounts eau be adjusted with the dtm II don,
soon otherwise they will be eft With lawyer for col
lection
]. NJ. q Q, @ FRENCH
Barre, ", July Is 1864 daw.n
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-30
KBNTs EAST INDIA COFFEE,

KBNTs EAST INDIA COFFEB,
has al tho favor of OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, and
is buthan the prices aud also that
KENr'S EAST INDIA COFFEE,
has twice tie strength Of Java any other Coffee Whist
ever and wherever used By our fst class hotels and
seamooa's the steward say there is saving Of 90 per
KENTs EAST INDIA COFFEE,
is hc most healthy beverage known, and is very nuti
uous he weak aud nfrm II at all times with
10 punity The wife ofthe Rev W Raves local minister
Of the NJ Church jersey City who has not been able
to use any coffee for fifteen cars, can use
KENTs EAST INDIA COFFEE
three times day without injury it being entirely free
from those properties that produce nervous excitement
Dr.. JAMES BOYLE, ofl56 CHAMBERS STREET
says have never known any Coffee so healthiu nu-
triilous and fee from all injurious qualities as
KENTs HAST INDIA COFFEE.
! advise my patients to drink IL universally, even 70
those 20 whom have hitherto prohibited The use OF Cot
Zee.
The PRINCIPAL OF THR NEW YORK EYE
INFIRMARY says; " direct all the patients Of OUT
Insulation 20 use exclusively
KENrS EAST INDIA COFFEE,
and would not be without it on any account"
TIE Rev. g LARUE, an eminent clergyman OF th'
NJ. Z Church. now stationed at Halsey street. Newark
KENTs EAST INDIA COFFEE.
81 have used it nearly year in my family. aud fnC
produces no ache OF She head or nervous irritation AZ
tn the case o. all other todees is exceedingly pleas
their families"
KENt'S EAST INDIA COFFEE,
ia used daily by 'hr Families N Bishop Ames Bishol
Baker shop Jancs and many u the most distinguish
ed clergymen and professional men in the country
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
and be sure that the packages are labelled
KENTS EAST INDIA COFFEE
1854 Reade Street, New York,
as there are numerous counteres aAoat under the
of Genuine East India Coffee" " ORIGINAL kast In
da Coffee etc, put forth by imposters TO deceive tn
unVary.
In 10 packages and in boxes OF &c. 90. and 100 lbs
for qootrs and large Consumers, Sold by Gtocers gen
+ rEHV.
Orders from County Grocers solicited, TO whom VI
f ~ liberal discount will be M sdc.
Wholesale Ageuts; Hoea,,h X Nolan, and
Heiss x Bro. Philadelphia; Francis Il Perry, Prov
dence, A l.. Waite Co. Boston; Pyu-hon Lee
sprinldeld Mass S. n. Calender Buffalo; Gord1
NJ MILAN < to-, Cleveland A. a Collie. Co, Cineii
f natl. J ~ !. ~ Bluu, Springfield, III H. Shield
Cor,don. Ind and q ga Der. Chicago
The Am Adv Agency 303 Broadway, n. " will II
oeyc orders fir the above named Coffee
e. "' &IV6 G,f {FowIIEliR% D%ELLEs ga.
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1TMONIALs.
81 regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most eaBable and
iucceistm practitioners, with whom have had Official
Intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner ~ PAtenta
- have no hesitation in assuring inventors tnAt the,
qanuot employ person more competent and rusfoOrthV
anu more capable OF putting their applications In form
to secure for them an early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office.
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=. CONFIDENTIAL

~. CONFIDENTIAL.
w. YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE INJURED
themselves by certain secret habits which UNIT them
for business pleasure the duties Of married life ;
also middle aged and old men, who from The tolies Of
youth other feel debility in advance Of their
years, before placing themselves under the treatment Of
any one, should first read THE SECRET FRIEND"
aied Ladies' wishing to avoid increase Of Family
will learn something Of Importance by pursuing The
Secret Friend
Sent TO any address sealed Envelope. on receipt
u Twenty-fy Cent Address
DIR CHAs. A. STUART & co.
9647 Boston, Mass.
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Prepared BY D. HOWARD, Randolph, Mass.
JANIS BOYLE 4 CO.. (successors to RED
whom all orders should be addtessed-aud by all Dealers
10 Paten Medicines. IL g. COW
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have used it nearly year in my family. aud find
produces ache OF the head nervous irritation, as
tn the case of all other CoGres L. is exceedingly pleas
ant and cordially recommend il 10 all clergymen and
Ihar lanliIinnu
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-22
w. CHANDLER.

TUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE
y over Keller & Burpee's Furniture Ware
Rooms. Independence, Iowa.
Feb 90. 1861.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-22
NO. So.

when you lif. the claims of the Roads fo,
the lands in question, this principle OF
law applies and carries then, into The,
hands Of that Navigation company.
This is claimed by The agents and at.
torney OF that company. and all who fa :.
Vor resumption. They tell us the yery
instant we resume, that momen, the title.
IN the Navigation company is perfected.
lhan what becomes of the idea that wa
can resume and then re-grant 10 the r.
~ companies, when the lands are beyond
our control the instant that we resume.
providing always that we nave the right
TO co SO? The Navigation compapv
mas become stencil in the nostrils Of
every citizen Of Iowa. 1t has involved
US in all kinds OF difficulties recaiyad
hve dollars every time it has expepded
one never was known to do good thing.
and yet, it is asking of us TO day, to re-.
tease TO them lands which Congress has
granted to us for the purpose Of building
Railroads through our State. We have
many things TO thank the Railroad com.
panles for; the Navigation company
nothing. We expect many good things
OF the former. of the latter nothing. Fer
one' do not propose 10 take lands
which were granted to us for the purpose
OF developing the resources of our coup.
try and enrichng its people, and con.
ierrlng 1t upon worthless and wicked
company, composed of Eastern capital.
lists.
The Railroads are guilty Of wrongs.
would take every proper and legitimate
steps TO rectify those wrongs, but l
would not crush them in their infancy.
We are expecting many good things
OF them. AS they progress through the
State they raise the value Of every acre
OF land, of every bushel of wheat, of ev.
cry pound of pork and beef They en-.
hance the value of everything we sell,
and cLeapen everything we buy. With
proper encouragement they will soon
span the State. Very many beneficial
results are to follow their completion.
and in spite Of the many little annoyan.
ees they sometimes subject us to-in
spite OF the argument that they are soul
less monopoliss. cannot believe could
be true TO the interests Of the State by
retard'ng their progress and Gripping
their energies. as believe we should do
by unconditional resump ton.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-22

spanish moss loops from the trees Thi
move was evidently surprise TO them
On high hill near Meridian, cotton wa.
hauled for the erection Of fort, but wa:
abandoned. New barracks was in pro
cess fconstruction. Here was the gen.
eral hospital for Mississippi and Alabama
We returned via Union and Hillsborough,
to Canton. The 18th army corps took
their march on road south Of our line,
until we reached Pearl River. The Iowa
Brigade laid an excellant pontoon, over
which both corpse passed. TIE count
ry is exceeding rich, and large quantities
of forage are being gathered. Hun.
dreds and even thousands Of negroes are
in the train here. They will be sent
this morning to Vicksburg with the train
which pushes out in that direction.
Gen. Sherman started yesterday for the
river. We shall remain here few days,
and in the meantime train may meet
US from the river. Our sick 90 to
to-day. Ofthe particulars of
the trip, | will speak in my next letter.
Already the mail is ready, and 1 must
close this poorly and hastily written
c. II. LEWIS.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-22
@ The following are the resolution,

~ Aue ioiioWiDS are lbe resolutions
passed by the Convention Of Editors at
Des Moines on the 23i
ls.. RESOLVED. That we deem i, i'm.
psrative and tina. We will require pay
ment in advance for all newspaper sub
scrptions received hereafter.
Cd. Resoivea. That all foreign and
transient advertising should be paid for
in advance, or secured TO be paid for by
responsible parties, and at the same rate
paid for other advertising and that We
deprecate the custom OF advertising SOW
ing machines. steroscopic views. gut,s-
percha roofing. DC, agreeing to take pay
in articles advertised at half the price in
cash.
Sd. Resolved. That we deprecats the
practice Of employing inadequate jour
neymen and runaway apprentices, believ
ing tha, it is the cheapest and most hon.
orable to employ only good workmen a.,
fair living prices.
4th. Resolrea, That we recommend
f, the craft in different localities the rule of
charging for legal advertisements, 81
per square OF ten lines in Brewer, or lis
equivalent in other type. and rs cents
for each subsequent insertion and that
we urge the legislature TO enact a law
establishing uniform prices for all legal
advertising at the above rates.
5th. Resolped. That the editors of
the several journals in the Safe are invi-
ted to forward TO the Recording Secrets.
ry as complete history of the press in
their respective counties. with such other
mstters OF interest pertaining 10 the craft
as they may think proper.
9th. Resolred. That the practice.
now very frequent. of inserting quack
mediciae and other advertisements in the
reading or editorial columns Of the eoun-
try press. is one calculated to perpetrsts
a fraud upon The reader, is growing
evil and that we will abandon it.
7th. Rssolrea, Tha, all publishers
and editors in this State are requested 10
publish the proceedings of this Conven.
tion, and those no. already members are
requested 10 authorize the Secretary TO
enter their names as such.
Ssh. Resolved. That IN the opinion
OF this Convention the employment OF
personalities in the discussion Of public
topics is improper, and should be dis.
couraged and that the use eiulness and
dignity of the press are best secured by
preserving its impersonality.
| Mr.. Hollis submitted the following. !.
which was adopted:
Res0lpsd. That the General Assembly
be requested 10 pass lsw requiring the
publication Of the proceedings OF tie CO.
Supervisors in ono or more papers pub.
iished in the county. and that the ssid
papers receive = remuneration equal to
the whole amount which any one paper
would receive a, the es'ab ,shed le gal
+, rates.
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pnetrD.
x
kissing II Shadow.

He left his home--a noble youth,
Quick at his country's call,
To battle for her rightful truth,
Though he might surely fall
He fell upon that battle field,
Though not TO perish there,
For kind companions saw him fall,
And raised him up with care.
They bore him to the ambulance,
And laid him gently down,
Then guarded him with Jealous eve
Till safely in the town
Where ministering angels stood
Prepared to soothe his pain,
His safety being their only care,
Gods love their only gain.
Long, long he lay in anguish there,
1mmovable and sad,
Save when that Angel Sister came
To make his spirit glad;
And speak to him in hopeful words
Of brighter days to come,
When friends and loving kindred too,
Would greet his coming home
Then hope would buoy his sinking heart,
And gladness light his eye,
And all the memories of the past
Again seem tltting by.
The ghastly wound and scoring pain
He dreamed had passed away,
And surely he would live to see
That happy, happy day.
But hope again passed from his thought
And came again anew,
And went and came, and went again,
Like sunlight chasing dew.
And then that Angel Sister came,
And smiled as oft before,
But hope and smile Mt length was vain
He thought OF home no more.
Twas cen, the golden sunlight cast
Its rays acro oss his bed
His spirit moved he thought he heard
That Angel Sisters tread
She spoke not, for she moved along
To soothc some aching breast,
But on her shadow as it passed
A dying kiss he pressed
OcuYLE.
Ftb. 1864.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-22
Correspondence Of the Guardian.
FEB. 1864.

/ SANiUS, MISS, req. II, 1904
We have been in the wilderness nearl,
one month Shut out from all communi
cation witE the northern world, we have
been reading in the volume of nature
medi,ating in the forest. Since out
here doubtless you have been promptly
notified of our movements through the
columns Of northern and eastern Jour
mails.
The expedition, not yet closed, will be
considered one Of the most important o
the wal. 1t has been successfully and
iriumphantly conducted by Major Gen
w. l. Sherman. twas made up of the
l6th aud 17lh army corps;-ihe 17th
commanded by Major Gen. Mcpherson;
the 10th commanded by Major Gen
Hurlbnrt. The. 10th army corps is
composed Of four divisions lst. com
manded by Brigadier Gen. James f.
futile 2i, commanded by Brigader
Gen. G. NJ. Dodge Sd, commanded by
Brigadier Gen. A J. Smith 4th com
manded by Brigadier Gen James C.
Veatch. We are Cd brigade. 81 divis.
ion, 10th army corps. Our brigade is
commanded by Col. VIM. T. Shaw, Of
the l4lh Iowa Infantry.
We left camp in the rear of Vicks
burg, February Sd, and began to con-
tend with the difficulties and privations
Of the expedition. On the 81 we march
ed over serpentine road through a
wooded section of country, 10 Deer
Creek. On the 4Ih we left Deer Greek,
passed the graves Of some Of the Buchan.
an county boys, who had been slain in
the struggle one year ago, crossed the
Big Black river, a stream the size Of the
Wapsie, marched several miles and at a
late hour camped on the plantation own
ed by the mother of jeff. Davis. On
the 5th there was sharp skrmishing be-
tween our advance and the rebel caval-
ry under General Lee Several Of the
Union troops were killed and several
wounded. The rebels we're so hotly
pursued that they were unable to carry
off their dead and wounded. About
noon the sklrm mishng became consldera,
bly brisk, when our men threw away
their knapsacks and pressed eagerly for.
ward with a determination that bade de-
iance TO any rebel foe. Early in the
afternoon. the two corps which had pre-.
yiously been on different roads. formed
a Junction on large old plantation, with
their colors beautifully fying. when the
rebels for the last time. west Of jackson,
made stand. A Union soldier was
killed and four or FIVE others wounded
at this point. A little further on we
passed rebel cold in death, close by the
side of his charger A solid shot bad
passed through them both and produc
ed instant death. The night of the 5ih
We encamped four miles west ofJackson.
and the cavalry brigade that same night
made q charge through the city We
did not move into the city until O'Clock
A NJ Sunday the 7,h We halted i'm
media,ely in font of the State Capitol
a large aud substantial looking building.
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L, w. HART,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
~ LAW, ILdepep dence, Buchanan Coun
~, Iowa.
Will give strict attention to all business Gu
trusted to his care. Office up stairs one door
west Of Marquette 4 McKenzie's Furniture
Store. Main Street, independence, Iowa.
Any and all business pertaining in any way
70 Lands or land business, promptly attend
dto. Nov26ly