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Medical Examining Board.

HEADQ' rs BUEEAU OF ORGANIZATION Q. S. C. +,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 26, 1868.
THE Board Of Surgeons for examination Of appli-
Il Cants for commissions as Surgeons and Assistant
Surgeons Of United States ColOred Troops is in ses
sion in Nashville.
all applications must be made properly endorsed
accompanied with testimonials to the President Of
the Board, Surgeon VIM c. OFfEsoN, Hospital No. r.
Broadway, who will notify each applicant when to
appear for examination.
By order of
GEORGEL. STEAgNS, A. A.G.,
Commanding Organization U. s. COlOred Troops
W. 81. G. OFrEsON, Surg. U. 5. VOl's and Pres't
Board.
&" R. J, FAEeUHARsoS, 4th Tennessee Infantry.
Asst Surg'n CHARLES KlPP, u S. Vol's Sec'y Board
jsnl4-tf IDSPl
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Ospt. Goth Ills. Vol. Infantry.

Having leaned the interesting and
useful science Of Photography with Pro-
fessor j. w. Dolbear, most heartily en-
dorse the above notice by Capt Rhodes.
jasper PARTRIDaE,
Capt 44th lbs. Vols. nifty.
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DR.. KINGS DiSPENSARY.

va - yfsEazS DR.. king formerly Of New York,
s3SSS for Last yosrs Of Louisville, KY /,
- 49, who has devoted his attention to
the treatment Of private diseases for 30 years. tteTi
himself having attended to a practice for 80 many
years, and cured 80 many THOUSANDS, he Is enabled
20 cure all diseases Of private nature, matter
how bad they may be from nJudioOus medical treat.
nsnt or from neglect Of their own. Dr.. Kings
DispsnsaFy Is No. 70 Deaderok street, between Cher.
" and the Square, second story, where hs cusss all
diseases Of private nature.
GonorFhoa cured without nAuEeous medicines OF
Interference with business.
Structures Of old recent date seotusliy cuYsd IN
; few days, By an operation which causes no pain,
Where structure exists health cannot be enujoyesg
Perhaps disease Causes mora mischief and uodeY-
mines the constitution 30 much.
6yphilis With ell the diseases OF the gkin, growing
Jut OF neglect or bad treatment, can DO eRestaslly
1uEed n few dsys
Ssstza Wsdkasls-PE rtoular at tentioB having bseR
given 20 this disease, and eli tho consequences grow
ng out CT IT, brought On "a many cases by the de.
s-uCtlvs habits Of inooBsdeFats youths, and ezces5
i've indulgence OF the passions, neglect Of which
viii undermine tbs co1stution, rendering the CUB.
eot mt for bGEness society, and osusing prema.
.uTe old ase,
Females who nav be iaboTlng with any difficulty
the Womb may rest assured OF immediate FS.--..
Persona residing abroad, by writing aud stating
thsir case, with Zee enoosed, direct TO Dr. A. King
ao Is DosdeFick slrset, Nashville, Tenn, win have
tbs nseezssry medicines gent 70 their addrezs Ooi
a0gFs hos 3 eoleek a. the morning uutii Ia IA
slzisg i-n!y-go-tn 6k1sV,
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w Night Ennis siOns Cured

Young MAN, stop before you further go. OF all
diseases subject TO Man. there ia no disease so hard
TO cure as Night Emissions and physicians are scarce
that understand treating it and to you can say that
have cured dozens in this city as well as in differ
ent States, who have spent dollar after dollar, and
are now well cured by me- am daily receiving lot
ters and sending medicine to all parts Of the country
In word, all that are diseased in any way, and viii
give me call, will give satisfaction for all OF the
diseases mentioned in this advertisement. The best
Of references given in this city.
All letters directed to
DIR. McGILL,
No 81 Union street, Nashville Tenn,
Jan. l. vii meet with prompt attention.
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ERlNcIa m SMrrm

Brigadier A. A. G. & A. J. G.
By Courier j. T. Allen to Msjor-Gen-
eral Samuel Jones, on special service,
JeffersOnville, Tazewell county, vs..
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Removal.

- ]. c. ROSS, Dentist, has removed
his oalce 70 No "a Uason Street, uP
III ~ - one Of the entrances % Thomas j.
-L1J MeFTiif'G Photograph Gallery.
ian 6-Im
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The U. s. Sanitary Commission,
sANTTAHY sTORps.

IAYE OPENED Sf0RKS At NASHVILLE, MUIR
II freesb0ro, Bridgeport and Chattanooga, whore
hey have general assortment Of
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~ sterility.

Young Married Ladies whose misfortune It has
been not to bring forth in due season. remember God
has said you should multiply and replenish If this
is your DESIRE you can consult either by letter or
person. No lady over thirty five years of age need
make application. All communication by letter or
person strictly confidential.
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: Silber Srrutle in Canada. - 81

- Silber Srrutle in Canada. - 81
0atHsute in Scrcntc iinb 70 ihlimm nit fleinem
Silter serlast, Dap iih Die Sanbelsfammsr reriamz
melte, I'm iih ibsr S6ritte sur Mbbalte 81, %tsrat9en.
sc rurre crit rrrseihlasen, Dem @ertb bes Sil6erz
selrsS nch mebr berat;uiesen {; ba ater at tefirAz
Ell itanS, DAP Der t6anSel Der Stabt baruntcr leicen
merhe, 10 murhe teihlcien, es beim 9Gtcn 1T lai1en.
Sas 1T penisitens elm Srrubls, Ben mir in Den
Ser. Staaten niht Gaten.
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Nper'S @berrp Electoral.
has heltteritnte 6ednitel fir

punen, @rfaltuns, tesinnenbe Stpne fadt, unt fir bic Elm.
peruns fsr geirsn Don S6ninbtt6tgen, bic Tt
fRsn In einen, rprqeriden Giapiurt
Ter aranfbsit ~befnbfn.
TnA Teetrrdf IA 70 lanae seerau6t mpreen, unb Eat 70 ansemetre I'm.
erfennans &c iunsen, eae MIR MUIR nstbis tdt.n. tn gutifam ts BERT.
heruns III ee5cn, rat fetne Sualtdt 70 gut if, ris ie ,upcr ue ts man
I'D aWo farauf serafen fam. ee Is thfflten Suren tspirfs ME frdter.
2uberetet BON Or. 8. 6. aver II. g O., praftH1e unt
an0liHGs 6 bsrnitsr, Qrne1, WaGatufefs.
gu baben lei O.. Roberts, Columbus, ., unb hber-
al bel aaen Erasshsn.
Ten s. Oft. 1868 : 1Stp .u.w.
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Bon rem Gbrm. 9. 81. 2Ycns, friberen pofrr Der @cIuu,.
tus, 81. S., unb Wieftrnn, ga, 9apiffnfrte.
New RpGtlfe, y. 3.
Or. 6. M. Sadfpn. Qsrtter Serr! Go ma1t MIR tsfonftres Der.
enusen, aus eisenen Intriebe bic gcrstsli&feit res teutfdtn 8ihers
btermit ~ bessuaen. @cr etnisen Satren setrauhte Id Is NIT grreen
Grfpls aeesn bic llnrereaultdfeit, an melter Id sarnals fetr lit SD
BABE Is 6fters ZEN tn 5plee etefeS aualprnsn rebes Qettfnten empfctlen
unS BON linen Biz fhmeteltafeaen 3eusniHe in getrsH fsines srrsen
gDsrttes rerrcmmsn. Sn san en- aassusiner sdwdde tal.e Id % fir
elm unlbertreHlt6ts frnutes Wittel.
Str dufridtiser
e. M. 2pru5. =.
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S. %. 2prns.
g on tem Gbrm 7brs. Winter yafur tsr gefineaHr&s
au Hprtcrcuah.

Tr. Sodfcn. geertber Strr! Sd fdbfe mid tn ge,us auf SIR aus
ae,ethnstes grdparat yTr. 6prFdne's eeutf6es gitterS" rerpHidtet
Sur6 mstn 8snenis su Rem rstlr.tsitntsn auf ws6sn ss I'D .rwurben
bet,utraaer. Satreldna lHt ih bisrtnen an 8cpfweb uni StGrung res
NersenfsRtms. giaer nnetne Sreunt. rtstb MIR, cine 8tafde Stree
tsntiden Siners su perfudsn. SD t.fplste ben Natt unt fanb mid IN.
errartet beoeutenb aeadrft unb neire @eiuneteit nuree faenr1 wtfent,
lid atbeHert. Ruserftttd srpfetle i'd biees Brittle. no i'd 9erionen
an reHe, bic an dsniiheu @sffreresn letsen, UNI gar giele taben MFR ff
quite Mtrfurg eisfer Weetsn teseu8t.
G6tunssrpl Sbr
Stcmas Minter.
Sprbprpust. pa.
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Seine su eritidcn, benn bat fe bid ernitlih ersrifz
fen, Damn fcn,rnt bic Mferitin rieaeidt su ipdt."
Gin anfmerfIamer 8erbahter.
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Stcmas Minter,
NprbDrpust. pa.

gcn rem Gtrtr. 8. g. 5errn a n, Bon Der reutfaen re.
~for,nirtsn Stride ~ austurn, gerfs &pants, ga.
Dr.. 6. 81. sadfon. @ssbrtsr SER! sat fat sransis Sabren fit
Id an aeIhw dtter 8ertanuns unb BABE marferlei Meti,iu aebrouht, 81
rat mir feline 70 welentiG eetplfeu ais pSecfane's Bitters." Metnt
Sesuubbett Ia nett beFer, nahsem i'd 5 Sa iten rertrau&te
adtunssspa SIR
s. g. t6ermann.
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Gin eisenttlmlider MrHedunesfeH Ban
mir Strrpbe1n nennen lauert unb
Der Contribution febr pieler Qeute. Or
e ,eust entpeeer einen eefdmddten. Ser.
trrtene en- 3ufane tes 8lutes. peer Ia
oaeur1 terppreerufen. las gtut mirs
unfabig. bic Qebtnstraft In itrer ItGtis-
felt III ertalten. unb bas Ssfent pire BE-
ransirt une brt&t iulest sdnilia 3ufam.
men.
Die ~Ftrrptut5fe MHfedurs pirbrerfdte
Rem tlid serurfa1t bur1 Merfurtalfranf.
teitcn, ideerli1es 9eben, fhledte 0ereau.
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Sbr aufrtdtietr
Qert g. Bed.

Bon benz Gtrp. 8. Neptpn 9rpmn,D o, gerfaGsr
Der Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge unb 9erausse.
Der hes Christian Chronicle, philadelphia.
."Stfasn i'd nidt ssnsist Fin, gaent. 9estSinsn I'm auaeneinen gu bs.
shnfisen ub Ne su e1rfetlen Ia Id ben Snsrettensien unp Wirtaneen
ni6t traue. 70 fenne i'd sr6 fetnen ttnreidenesn Grune. westalb elm
Menfb nidt 3eueniB atlssen fcnte. In SetreH Der. ME sr eloutt. eur6
cen Getrauh zines enfahen grdporates reranlaeten Wtrfunsen nenn
CT GIG 3ureradt bat. tasurt gum gussn anesrsr bei,utraesn.
SD ttue Is nod leber tn gssus auf p6rcHant's heutfhes 8iherS"
rs 81 srn Or. 6. M. Sadfcn tabisr srdperirt wtrt. neil i'd SABRE.
lans elm gsIurttsl essen saNslts teste, ts ID slaubie, 20 lti taup'ld&'
lid ene Afrbpl enttaltente Wirtur. Sd bin meinem 8reunse, 5rn.
Rrtert Stpsmater, fir ete gsieitisuus tiefes Yrrurttetls eurh seeisne.
te gereife mnt fir ten puten Watt, Is bel nteinen qeten tn 8ulse arV-
fer unt artaltenier Sdrdte su aetreuden, AT 3ant rerpfthtet. Der
e.trau6 sn srsi slaitsn sisfss gttiess su anfana sisfts sstres bate
aueenfd tnlde Mftllfe ub tS III eirfm ptrifen @rate bic Wieeerter.
fennn 9 Ter 8Srfer- urt Geifssiraft CUR Scee, mslte i'd felt ZEN 6sor'
III etenter @trraitn ridt fiblte unt te i'd ne rieter 3u erlaneen
wdtnte. 2nter tanfe i'd Grit uns nnetnem Sreunte, tb ct mir cen
Getraud titfes grdparats anrtett.
S. Nstptcn Brcnn.
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scsanspcrt u satnertI. 6 stsmt.r q 8 SHssbraat 3.
Mtitamata. 9 8risemann ST.
s ss' = Bsa 81 a : sssta 4; /.
ggs% Err. s ssss : s ! Sss. i
s 81 ~ ! Miasra.
Soma. Gear SAD. : $ ear,srs1.
Slsniaa's st z siis & S M s%s1ss z ,.s.r 2.
gasss asssifht = ! am1s ss'ssasa ! , s s;1fs. )! ssarsr. % sa,,ss i.sn1 $ Str.
sais. s sssssn y 5 s sisftsrs.
Minn. 81. paHl, Mrs. @aurer6.
3d.; sa I sanl; D @7Sssssrl l..
s! ss; s'';ss. ::;,s st e IS; s:i q : !; s 3 ! s&:'! I; $ e.ss,s ,ss#s G s.'tas.
atd. Mssin. ) gSs3sel 50 ss.
S $: S. s;s1; ; :. : s. 81 sr s'S':: 8 a. e..
parbierge(daft unn paaeeiuridtung
gu p%erfaufen.
Gin istr gut siassriststss sarbisrss'saf nsbH sassstnris-
G9tllieot6e, @oB County, O6io,
binbuns nit poaadntiser Yabseinruttuns- 3 B~absinmer unb
8 SturSbabsr tpire son BEN l1nterseitnsten unter tiaiesn
getineunsen S~erfauft.
Sc if bier cine porsiside @elessrbet s.beten, NIT einem
fenen 8apaal en febr rentables @eitaft 3u betreibsu.
I'm nabere Musfunft penpe man i1 an
6einrih Beder,
@bIeobe, Gob County, Sbtc.
s. Q. Net&sr. s. sau
s. 3. Netf6er unb &c.,
@rpBbdntler nit
Groceries, 2iqn6ren, @einen, &C.,
brittle straes, 3miih,n Main unb Balnut,
Wansfelb, Ohio,
,es.n ~ahtnnssyua itren reutften eanhsleutsn sn 0idlanb unt arl.sen.
Non n Nrrf;sa Lam r. 6 10 eiuen drn6e ynrr0th nm 1Npn onA Qttf Eren In
Ie5aas alsm etance ~ucrrdtbis tasen, inter anberem
aVbisfp, Brandy, MSein,
.n alien sost.a nns ~ sasn gTeHsn' oerasr aatad, eswar,.. FUR
Bsirnssrs mSaten Ne nod rarauf aafmsrtfam MAIDEN, tas ae ~frrtwdtr.ut
Sdwei;er ullb Nruburger &die, boQ. Syringe,
Saroiueu, nsutfbe uun franssaf4e Senfe,
rnt antere DslhatsHsu at SanS batsn. Bic fs su ZEN tiuisaen greifm Sr
Ssbruar a. 1864. w6ats
@e1hdftS= uebernabne.
Die l1ut.rettneten 5eseu Bic geppbuer son @itney unb
~ltmgeesnb attunssppa in Ptnntnib, bB fe bas tprtlbsfannte
@rpeerie- @sfbdft hs Serrn Saeob ypuna in @iensy iter.
npmmen baben anb %fcrtfdbsn psrhsn. Dur9 einen srU6en
NDrratb Q pprsiigliden Groceries,
iumie anS,ren artifeln fnb %tisielten i'm Stante, aaufer ~
isser 3sit sufrispsn su fsasn aud nerben aae gorten prO-
Sinsus unb 8runer.
@ibney, Sbelby Co., o., Wpra s.. 1864. 10
Nro. IA Vrlenofra6e
gleue SDmmerirQaren
@o eben Inb nr bon Nem gorf beinsetptmsn unb babea
sinsn srOBen rnD aussreIsnea Dorratb pom Sca1usrw aareu,
ne
ssiosnssuss, 8tsibsrfcfs ansr Nrt unb absrbaupt
allie MrtifeL
tie man In tinent bplhdnbissn s aenpaarenlaten fnten fam,
mitasbradt, urb mir ~Serfaufen 70 biuis as irseno ea anbsres
@ejIdftsbaus. Apnrnt unp u~berseugt &ud 5ebf.
Water II. 4ctt.
G~plnrntus, 7. Mtrl 1864. tp II p3mt
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SIR Matten, Widufe, 9btpabeu, Mntet.
ZEN, wanaen, WfDtten tn Nelstuerf, mol.
lenen @tOfen u. (. No., Sniecten an
Nfauseu, @efisel, Sbieren n. (. ~.
Sn Is Gts., so Gts.. uns $500 pdd&en, Glai@en unb
Glal19en. SO unb SIS GRIFFIN fur 5rtsis, SHsatit@e An-
laHen u. + ~.
sCis einsisen ~bsiaautea unfeblbaren w9atel.~
xGrei Don Gift"
Zen Menihen niht fhdbli@"
vTie * atten fDn,men aus ibreng0dern, ut III nerenben.s
70 Gnsrps. 0erfauf in allen srcBen Sidotea.
u Bel aaen Druasifen unb DetaibdnbIera ibsraa ~ ba.
ben. tt-
r u! 3 itet GuH!!! Dor allen mertbloftn Na@ab.
rnungen.
@ebf mad, Oh rGpFar's" slanae auf BEN pddGea, Der
Glafhe Uber benz 5!il1@en II, tbe ibr 60 fault.
Nbr1e 0enrp N. GDifdr,
u paupt. Nieterlage, 4S2 YrpabmaY, New yorf.
T gu batm bel
s.. @obrts, g. g. Samuets, s. s. gcct,
Gnsros unb Detail aSsnen, Columbus, Obio.
Den 9. MGrh 1861. Snt br u b.
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grnt Gbrr. Sol. s. 8ennarh YaRrr Ter 10. gaftt.
fenfrGe.
1r. Sadrn. gnertfsr Serr! Sd murte rteNaG trfr&t, msinen ga.
men sur G~mrfetlune rerftisttrer Seiimititl teraraeten; ia Id jehr&
tiefe grarts ole aus rem 0ereth metnet Spt6re fttraGfete. 70 lebnte i'd
in ausn 8dusn tieies NnRnnen al; tr6 onafGdts zines flaren e,wdfes
in rielen 8duen uh nomtntli& In meineI 8amilie, ron TEN gusen ss
ufrpFanb's feutifen gitters," mtite Id eternal ron msiner @tstla al
I'm metne rSnise uetersereuns aufsutrhden, tab es eestn daeemeine
s&rdde Res Ssfens une nam eatli6 eteen Notwithstanding. Elm f&t
res unb %merttprues Seilmitiel ia. QDrtl mag e. In einteen G6nen MID
telfsn, ater ~semStnlia III e. mie ID ni6t smeife on ~psbltbd!issI aDtr
lung bet Teren melhe an rtisen gtfhwsrecn lei en-.
G~&tunssusa Str aufridtser
s. s. Rennarb,
an 8ter urterbalb Coates Graft gtldt elptd.
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gona Gbrw Barren @ anbpIph wancr tsr gaptiRtn
RtrGe, @ermantopn, ga.
Or. 9. 81. Sadfcn. snertter Ssrr! Grfdtruna an meiner eiseneu
Terfcn fest mid in Zen Sfant. bic Grfldrurg III MAIDEN, fa6 i'd tdS ron
Stnen ~prdraririe tsutfds gittsrs fir cine fetr auspessiGntieg 7eti,iu
talte. Sr Sdnen teftietr @rf6ltuna UNI ansfmtirer S6wdhe that mir
tiefes giiters lebr rrtt unb i'd sreiHe nttt. tat Is bet Nnteren dhnlt.
de ~ppblttdhee Mirfurafn terrprtrinsen rirb.
Str aufri&tiser
Marren &antrlpb,
@erntanturn, pa.
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Wcn Fem Gbrn. 8. 8. 1urntT TaFpr Fer ftbfhng u.
6. airte, su Yblattlpbia.
d.. Sadfrn. Wertbtr Strr! Idftem i'd Sr teuif6tS gtters
Idu6e ut msintr aamilie tenut tate, hin Id ittt ,u ter Grfidruns BE-.
reit, tas 81 mir errfen Muten ssrdtrt bat. Sd bin Der uebers eusuna,
eas q In Ten mefen SdGen aastmeiuer Strite bs Sshens bas f&er.
fe unb %perttrpafe mir tefannte 6elnittel III.
Sr ~ersetener
s. s. 9urne,
SO. 726 Terb 10. Strase.
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Ole nentf1e
gebs:ss : pertsdernnss @efelfdaft
O { / m n | q.
gaar sinss,at!tss capital. . s 100000 90
ltstrlhus am 1. San. 1868. 66,4s5 Al
gerGast 9 apitaten, nslte Der BanaiIs bee gerf&srtsa bel
Gem Iphe bsHslben ~austssablt nersen.
@snsra!. Issnt fir Sranfiin @rnnts;
Otto Grefel.
Il Wiz ssrtsH.n auf ben radfpssnten aussua aus BEN
prefe tfs pra6nenifn Der Werra ania @elslftaf, batirt 10.
Afrl 1858:
W.T. teebren rns Stnen ,,t3u.belfn, bob Me gtrndnia in
rersaneensn giertel Sabre ftt S620,SOO Werfferunesn
autnabtn unb ,bren tlebsrltub ppn 500 ,AS5 AS af $S7,.
$50 rs asbreat, aiip IN, S2l, 1O4 S5 sermsbrt bat.
Wein ! Wein!
Der llntrrs;bnets maat Msnbdnblsrn une Wstntrinssrn
hermit bic Nnssiee, tab ct 500 @aasuen isibf ~eeacsensn
Wcin, p~cr,Igiites Oewdhs, auf Eager bat unb baber i'm
Stanre IN, geasIunsen in, @roBen unb 8lsineh prompt
~ annsbm barren Y!eieu aus fabrsn 3n fbnnen.
Nan aSrSIe !
2 Briebrim Ghntte,
Dor 2S8, Dayton, McniarnsrY 60, Dbc
Tar % 1864. pSats
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8 u n a

Gter empfansene Seitunssselter pom "a. Uai bic "a. Snni
1864.
Columbus. s spies. Gt gpiaer, s Gtner. s auns gb stens, ieser 81,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29

has. saved my life, my Mary" said her
husband, folding her in his arms.
But what ails thee Thou seemest
more sorry than glad about it. But Ma
ry could not speak, and if the strong arm
OF her husband had not held her up she
would have fallen to the ground-the
sudden JOY after such fear had overcome
her, "Tom. let thy mother lean on thy
shoulder" said his father, "and we'll
take her home" And in their happy
home they poured forth thanks to God
for his great goodness, and their happy
lie together was dearer and holier
for the peril it had been in, and for the
nearness of the danger that had brought
them unto God. AMI the holiday next
day, was it not indeed Thanksgiving
day
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
goetrp.
x g"
Marching Song of the "First Of Arr
kansas.1

The following song was written by Capt
Lindley Miller, Of the First Arkansas Colored
Regiment. Capt. Miller says the "boys" sing
the song on dress parade with an effect which
can hardly be described, and he adds that
"whle not very conservative it will do to fight
with" Capt. Miller is a son of the late ex.
Senator Miller of New Jersey.
Oh we're de bully soldiers of de First Of Ar
kansas"
We are fghtin' for de Union, we are fghtin'
for de law,
We can hit rebel furder dan n white man ev-
er saw,
1894 As We 60 marching on:
Glory, glory, hallelujah, DC.
See dar above de centre, where de flag is wav
in bright
We arc goin' out Of slavery we are bound for
Freedoms light,
We mean to show jeff Davis how de Africans
can fight!
As We go marching on.
We hab done wild holm cotton, we hab done
wild hoein' corn,
We are colored Yankee soldiers now, as sure
as you are born;
When de Massas hear US yellin' deyll tink its
Gabriel's horn.
As We go marching on.
ney will hab to pay us wages, de wages of
their sin,
Dey will hab to bow their foreheads to their
colored kith and kin,
Dey will hab to gibe us house room, or de roof
shall tumble in !
AS we go marching on.
We heard de proclamation, massa hush it as he
will
De bird he sing it to us. hoppin on de cotton
hill,
And de possom up de gum tree he couldn't
keep it still.
As he went climbing on.
Dey said " Now, colored beedren, you shall be
forever free.
From de first of January, eighteen hundred
sxty-three
We heard in de rbcr goin rushin to the sea.
As it went sounding on.
Father Abraham has spoken, and de message
has been sent,
De prison doors he opened, and right ont de
pris'ners went,
To join de sable army of dc " African descent"
As We go marching on
Den fall in, colored bredren, yo'd better do it
soon:
Don't YOU hear de drunfs beatin' lie Yankee
Doodle tune?
We are wild yon now dis morning. weIl be
far away at noon,
As we go marching on.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29

have been taught in some way from his
stolen flute.
He put j. to the tailor, when he, pale
and trembling, confessed the theft.
Ah, how was his pleasure suddenly
turned into shame. Little did he dream
that the bird which he had spent hours
and hours in teaching could be a wit
ness against him. Indeed 1t was the
very perfectness with which the liule
creature learned its lessons that brought
TO light its masters guilt.
II we break Gods laws, The most in.
nocent things will testify against US. 1t
is not necessary to hunt Up Witnesses
often when we least expect it making
good in one way or another, that warn.
ing Of the Bible "Be sure your sin.
will find you out"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29

A poor musician had an ebony flute
with silver keys. The flute: however,
like many other things, had more beauty
than use to boast Of for there being a
defect in one of the upper keys, that
note had TO be skipped.
The musician had for friend Ia '
lor, who having some taste for music,
often came TO the musicians room to
sing ; and when he ca me, he liked to
try his skill on the flute with the silver
keys. One night, when the musician
was out. the Auts was stolen. The tail
or seemed very sorry for his friends
loss, and tried to help him ferret out thu
thief.
They suspected an old woman ,ha
was round the house. but there being nc
actual proof against her. she was lei
off, and the real thief. whoever he o,
she was. escaped detection. In few
months the tailor went to live in another
town, After year or so the musician
paid him visit, and he found his friend
had for company beautiful bird. bull.
finch. that could whistle several tune:
very correctly. This. OF course. de
lighted the musician. and be liked &c
hear it. but, what was very curious, he
soon found that the bullhnch. whenever
he crme to certain high note. slways
skipped it and went on to the next
How did that happen . II at las, struck
him that The very note that the bird
skipped, was the note which bis flute
skipped, aud he came to ths conclusion
IN hts awn mind. that the bullfnch mus
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-03-29
Speaker ColfaI and his Receptions.

To 60 back TO society | need not in
woke charity, as Pen echoes the praises
sounding everywhere concerning Speak
er Colfax's receptions. II you will only
send me a new adjective, Republican,
Pen will give you full sketch of one Of
these assemblies. But to re-hash the
.waddls of the daily papers a most
brilliant company, brilliant costumes,
brillian. ladies, brilliant gentlemen. gen
erals. senators. secretaries, foreign min
listers, all add their individual blaze to
this most brilliant OCCASION" No. am
not enough of a jenkins yet to revel in
the stereotyped supeIlatives of the penny,
liner. / want new adjective. Let ii
be lustrous. luminous, scintilant, splend
id. dszzling.-anything SO that it is not
tha, exhausted descriptive OF all bright
ness, brilliant !" Among the guests
at Mr.. Colfax's. the other evening. were
vice. President Haml'n, wife and daught.
er, Secretary Chase. Senator Morrill,.
Senator Lane of Indiana. Senator Clark,
Senator Hale. Senator Trumbull. Senator
Harris, Senator Morgan, with their
wives ; and among many representatives
l saw the true faces of Mr.. Alley, Mr.
Ames, aud Mr.. Dawes of Massachusetts,
There were shoulders glittering with
stars +; shoulders glittering with bars
there were sylphs in tulle, aud dowagers
in diamonds music and fragrance float
ed through the open apartments and
ample halls the house. from chamber tc
basement, was thronged with brilli'
ant" (?) no. resplenden, company. II
tho front psrlor. between his mother and
sister, smiling on mothers and maidens
Old men ana Young, making every body
I feel that he ras especially delighted g