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MISS j. SANFORD,
No. 4 MARKET SPACE, PENN AVE.
Next door to Perrs'e mn I5-3t*
DR0POfALS FOR IRON WORK,
Hsad2uartsys DEPARTMENT of Washinston,
Ofies Of Chief Quartern7aste7,
WKCaib6ton March Ia IaS1

0Tes Of CAisf Q.artsrnests,.
osssse N. 6ssf; s ii;
furnishing and lifting four wroUe ht-iron carrakss,
s sGs ana sxo hundred
sgEdi.s. corner Of seysntssnth street and Pena:
"a ss
can ss ssen st The Sovsrnment caipentershop cor.
ana Dag
sails should be addressed to ne - below and en-;
be eensidtred oiher than from par,iss Who Who are
known to be competenr to do in their own shops
tne WORK proposed foE .1IAau opr.Np
Lieutenant. Colonel Ohief ausrtsrns.tsr.
mls.2t Dor. 5X and Penn. Avenue.
RlLL!ARD TABLEs YOR sALG-The subseri-
ID bef has three drst class Billiard sbsss. nearly
'sS;s q o;'i .s x: .ss
a0ofis y y1 .y.. ss1 so 1sT g! STORE
Isl jIisis:f :1s is sss''' Of DRUGS
FRANKLIN MARK1T,
l. l7'h Street. ',ro doors ADORE Pa arense.
MARXETIN9 of all kinds,
MATS, POULTRY, and GAMB,
HAMS, TONGUES, DRIED B1RY.
Also, SMOKED sHAD and RO1 HERRING.
Marketing delivered to Ill parts of the city.
nh "A st. O. r. sOHOOLMAN. Proyr,
u J. H1IB1RalR, UOUIs6OR 70 d
t. LOUD0H CO..
H1S0nkHT rAiLoR.
3Issas;'fS: :.s s:;: g ~. s::~''
% 8.W VaSS non D. q.
OF pr n. AVINUl AND l6g 0fRI1T
DOL 0AMPB1LL 4 con have constsntly on
b0 Hsrdvars OF every Description Sole eeents
for Darling 4 eshvsstaS o. .. stsndard. Ruiss.
Scales, 30. to 0-eol1s
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM VICKSBURG.

CAPTURE OF A REBEL CAMP NEAR PORT
GIBSON
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T1J9D9T OF THD Laws or TH1 DISTRICT
u e colanSis. D. \. 1A Ssr2SSook Esv,o.,
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ANOTHER DRAFT ORDERED.
aoo,Ooo MORE MEN CALLED FOR

War Department, Adjutant Generals 0@ce.}
Washington, March Is, 1854.
General Orders, No 1901
The following is an order by the President
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WASHINGTON Money Market.

Washington Money Market.
Quotations for stocks, coin and uucurrent
money, furnished By Lewis johnson i Co.,
Bankers:
Buying. Selling.
y. s Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......1ll13 !iah
Y. >. 100 Notes .......,...1Ilh ii~S
Quartermasters' Checks 99S
New Certificates. ...............9
American Silver
American Gold. ..loo
NEW YORK RATKs-FIRsT BOARD.
Coupon Sc, 1881, III; 7.3os, ~ CertlH-
Gates of indebtedness, 99ai Gold, 16l4; 5.ao's,
1O64.
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EXCITEMENT IN CHrRCH.-Last evening"
quite an excitement occurred at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, Ninth street, during
the usual prayer meeting was In progress. 1t
appears that boy, during the service, threw
lighted match into closet in the vestibule, und
in moment the contents were In light bl sze
There was some commotion among the LADIES
in the congregation, which w as allayed through
the exertions Of the pastor (Dr. SMITH, aud
the fire was quenched by some OF the male
members before any material damage was done.
koRGKRY.-Yesterday, officer Stuard arrest
ed Charies Trump and Pat Murray for forging
ane name and dra wing the pay due Albert Irish.
masters Department, and Irish being absent
on pay Gay. Trump induced Murray 10 au-
swer 70 lrish's name, sign the parol and draw
his money This Murray did, but the forgery
was shortly afterwards discovered, and the
parties arrested as above stated. Justice Dru-
ry committed the prisoners TO Jail for the ac-
ton OF the Grand Jury.
HOTEL THIRvRs.-Yesterday, VIM. Shuitz
and J. p. Willis were arrested by several
Metropolitan police upon suspicion of being
hotel thieves. They were turned over to thu
military authorities, and at the request of Su-
perintendent Webb, committed to the Central
Guardhouse, to be drummed out of town to the
tune Of the "Rogues' March," at the next
parade Of thieves and pickpockets.
SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Richard
Tinstey, suspicion Of larceny; dismissed. Fran
els Keller, profanity; for hearing. Ellen Sui
livan and Henry Byers, drunk; dismissed.
Thomas O'Donnell, fighting; military. Chas.
Bonce, disorderly; S. Jennie Bliss, drunk
90. Mary Smith, drunk and disorderly; -
Lieut.. s. W. jackson, disorderly; Valentine
johnson, drunk; military. Walter Jones,
drunk and disorderly: 81.
rrtfrr, CIR rAS Mall
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TREES. viz standard and Dwarf Pears, Ap- -
Plies, Peaches. Apricots, Cherries. Quinsss. -
Currsnts. 9 ooesberries, Rhub arb Root, Go 1ysr-
green's. shads Trees, khrnbs. Rorss. Dshliss. Par.
seeds-Extra 1sriy Peas, Premium Flat Datch
Cabfase. Beets. Tomatoes: 0srross. psrsnips, e;
the novelties from Ir0iand end the Contin snt.
All e modsrate s.sssa ..r sos Sls "a e
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ROOTS AND SHOES

- To SUIT AGE H M65.
We are now manufacturing all Kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, ind cons; sntly receiving Sup. 0fAN
p of Eastern made work Of every oescri2- N
tion, mads express to order, ana viii be{ ~
SOLD ut much lower price than has been
heretofore charged In this city for much inferior
Persons In want OF BOOTS and SHOES Of Eastern
or City-made work, will always ind . good assort-
rent in store and ct the lowest prizes GIVE NJ
call. GRIIFIN BkOrH1k,
spb.tf ala Penn. avenue.
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H,5HIUE CREAM, UONFECTIONERY, TO
US Receptions, Parties, Weddings, Balls, Sup
Persi Fairs and other entertainme nts furnished at
shortest notice and most reasonable terms Ice
Cream and Water Ices made BY steam power, war
tail, delivered to any part of the city. Charlotte
Russo. Jellies, pyramids and Wedding Cakes made
to order, at JOSEPH SHAFFIELD'S CONNECTION
cry, 3s6 Sixth ST., bet. G and H. fe Ism
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N~sMlTHsoNIAN LECTUssa.-Prof, " D.
NJ WHIrkhY Of Yale College, viii lecture on
MONDAY EVENING M.rsh IT,
subjeet Ee Semitic. Dc. THAN Chinese. Poly.
nesssn IRy plan African IN. Anne rican lsueusees,
and on WEDNESDAY, EVENING taa con.udpR
lecture Of the Subj ct: Comp,raiy " val ne
OF !tnsnistic and physical evidence Of RAGS, aad
the reis ton to ettnology. 60.
Lectures commence at O'Clock, when the doors
are closed Admitta nee free. NH IA st
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WASHING AT SHORT NOrICE-Tha
w Matt, nsl Seta Laundry has changed
hands. and is now in full operation Rough dry
washing for families at ii ty cent?, per dozen: Goods
ing order at the ice south side Penntyivania
svenne, between 18th and 1879 streets Washing for
hotels, restauT ants, done ut short
notice. rII l4-Im' PERRY COLMAN
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VHRUSSES! TNU65Esli
TRUSSES!i,
fall supply Of Msrshs. Rsinhsrdt's. HAll's,
FIeroh and other rrus es Received aad or sale oy
WIN A. GRAY,
Drueaiit and Phnrmsceuiist.
NH N.tt* northeast col Mass. AZ. and 4th 81.
A YERY, JAYHEs, EELMBOL0's wRIGHT'S
n hr&ndls tn 8. Herrick's and all the QAMILY
MEDiJIEES of the day, toget ser with q foil stock
AZ tie finest D.ugs and Medicines constantly on
hand and for sale by
VIM A. GRAY. Druggists,
Northeast corner Mass avenue and
NH Akt+ 4th street..
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TO THE YERS OF
kS WASHINGTON

Assessors OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. March IA 1861.
The Beard of Assessors having completed the
General Assessment for the year 1854, hereby give
notice that they will sit Boa rd of Appeals and
for The purpose of making any correction, from
Monday. the 21st day of March, to Tuesday, the
18th day of April, inclusive, (Sundays excepted J
at their room, No. s, Basement story. west wing
City Hall. from a. 70 3 D. m each day
BY order of the President
JAMES ". SPALDING,
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, July 10, 1868.
N,er..I,, for a state Militia.


fn engene os " WIZ "i' i'P'i'
hsalthy change o. pune " -.'n ~ ''., ''
Ting aud ma'h'Mh'hs Ut ''''' '''
The prejuneoa ia. i't'"g''' p''''''
~ are diaarpear'n ny an W. no" -''''
presns OF al shHies oil P'huvH ''''''
measure, tic III NY o. WI d hi"."' "' ..'
qiroi TIC pNn'u e'poren c7 o' u''''
Sous to denonsrl'c' In th'l- SOW '.
n'ry Other ets"' psr'y N m"''. L~'
tie adop ''on OF tno'' pre'"'''-4'ts N'' . '-
mas i-eqlen'ly pceh our '"'e 70 ".''
ca When 700 me- IL ~ a." COM ''''
The toreAsht AMI lr".h''
or Northern state i"s'"'-'-T'" .-'' ."
sbe io'irth year - oh ci'h "f SO 'D..
FsniS% NE mhit q inc io'tl - t7 Java '''''
require to uo Performed. la'I' 'a i''''''
shtc sa.o hets'oo Ne o-'o D '' '' y 2 ~
se o 'e'n ua. i9' an o'efh ''
ru rom S'uf az "'n '''
ef'fl "i.y Co. -'".'' '' t"'
seNtat anhr-Ay AL i'N i'''' iI''o 90 -'
Whatever -n"ihiuH ~ "i NIX upon 'h '' ''
0 Jisse'cr TO our nan "FmF' "' i'.''n ''
gency' such NJ Pc lrcfeh Maryland '"''.'
city Of New fort 'b INC only pace IA t'' "'.'' D.,
mas anything IKE m h'oP 40 "-'
Che State" AZ eng 'a'ly 'cA CIV 81 &C.
lot uo'efnor sHNo1a mas AZ l'H' '''-'''' o.
remcly ny proeab'an"h "L'la e-' al iN'' ayr
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These two DEL sht"l and ~ oouh, re p; Co.
ments which are pgrhapa quito ssscrtU. 10 q r' So
sence Of bodies corporate, ecu Lately to nave 'no
sks rule rather than he exception. flsh, tie m'lc-
diate otlspr ng of dust md dir, is dallr d, ,ua-
moro Undesirable, and an unwAcle,0no POISONOUS
snauvium tegoten of all thrcs - sieply 5ut sNEe-
~ paving he way for disers"i without n'Im-"r.
There Is certainly "s'ycw loose" lo.arrh'.'.
The city hardly ever presented more ha-u',n-
sppearano hat al present. 10 sai hobbs, "H'
the dust which lie not SO otie,t Jnalle F." sn IT,
s!al does not blow, the sur..ee . uens o. .-r
streets Is costed with Grcay.ug III h' sclcn.n4 IL
inlAb its noxious vapor. and the euiicrs ano
nouths Of the sewers ART ohoto' by hs deau-
breeding matter. This il no. eonh"cd 20 i.eol 4ei
il lisa general thing in the urper' as wa aS the
lower part Of the city. Ga tho pTnciPii theron u
xsres ss well as the low unrq leAtea stces~ dns''
81, and filth abound. II there were NJ o'ltefs
vtl1 duty IL Is to to the health Of 'ne e.!y--4i
Gsao Lld becl no In Jney appropriated Tor MAJ flr-
pSSG 10 there were water thsi could Lc u,,N IA
Es,.kling the stree,s cleaning the guiters--ihe
csse would DO different. u. all those thngs there
tsasbHudsscs especially OF Sfassr+ --sad lisr'
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ss,saNrss CHANG

loE SAIl-t FiEST CLASS ! 81
..r.' o. .,i. cUr 49, the o.uef u0 ~ o.
htj,.. .olt. lee y t,ruIty sc h..d win
'.. ia g.. Al tss BiLLiAAlis, B.N,
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any s;ttrpps 10 trcst the ec7erameus which tsc
fishers es.Stnshed ''ror j tine"
Reform In the City Government.

The psryersions and abuse so much and so just
" complained Of In cur city government. spring,
in a large rec from tho patty Of the ndus,rial
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II 40 tILAP Lodgings F,
.oO ia,. ,c1a -, > -,'a re-A
81 ,..., N.u iU ..s. Ell 20" "a i-r ',H'.e
lr U...n.!, b. ,aA U.,c tonte. ~
t.u... .,u.. ,l4. ~ SOC. r. d ir-run.
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~. 4uc d, % ...e ie.,a -. "iu'''' ~
t..t z o. uvo tt.r .. .,, .t' ro.s' 80,
ne i,.. .Lo-Al.l uad e.-t,-4i.o c,-i e. ~, a.,
tor " LIZ gCAs
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-31
QUINCY, Ill. Mar 18th, 1864.

DEAR GUARDIAN The scare about
the guerrillas has passed away. and again.
from all the holes and corners Of tho &C
cursed city, there goes up to heaven as
foul stencil of treason as ever damned
the air Of the swamps of Carolina, and as
l see these creatures elatsd by their
country's misfortunes, and depressed by
her success. 1;often think Of the words
OF Christ. verify, verify, l say unto
thee. it shall be more tolerable for Tyre
and Sidon. in the day Of judgment, than
for these" When a victorious people
Judge their foes, will not this be verif
ed?
In years to come. whom the passions
and prejudices Of to-day have passed
away, We shall pay an, involuntary trib-
ute Of respect to the martial hero'sta and
endurance Of our present foes, but to
these and to their, defendants. as they
sneak through the world. trying. hut in
vain, to hide their record of infamy,
what tribute shall we pay but load Of
scorn and contempt, that will make this
world bell for Them, and hurry them
to the hell tecohe 'bssore their time!
The two regiments Of hundred day.
zers." forming here. are about full, and
will soon be mustered and go into active
service. Elk. Gov. John Hood is Col.
of one, and Elk Brig. Gen. A. G. Hard
ing Of the other.
The determination that Lincoln shall
be reelected, seems to being growing
frmer and frmer, and Illinois claims to
have earned the right to have fright
smart" to say about it. Fremont is
losing his hold upon the hearts of the
people here, though they give him up
reluctantly, for they worship him almost,
and | fear twas without reason.
Spring delayed her coming long
time, then stayed but night, and sum
mer was upon us, and now we are as
far along as you will be the last of June.
The crops are looking finely, save the
peaches. They are all dead, grieve to
say. With the prospect of bountiful
harvest, and with our Grant moving d.
rect upon the enemy's works, shall we
not wait in hope ?
FULLER.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-31
Repsbiican Union State Convention.

The Eighth Annual State Convention will as
semble at Dss Moines. on Thursday, the 1T,
.lsy of July, A. D. 1864, for the purposeof plac
ing in nomination candidates for the following
Offices One Judge of the Supreme Court, Sec.
rotary of State, Auditor of State, Treasurer Of
State, Attorney General, Register Of State
Land Office, and Presidential Electors
All loyal electors who cordially sustain
che policy now being pursued by the Ad-
ministraticn of the National Government,
TO crush the Rebellion, restore the Nat
ional authority, and establish the Republic
upon a foundation Of which the " corner stone
of the Rebel Confederncy shall form no part,
are requested to send delegates to said Conven
ton in the following ratio: One delegate tor
each County, and one additional delegate for
every hundred votes and fraction over fifty
votes cast by the electors of the county,. at the
last general election, for William M. Stone for
Governor-the number of votes to be determ-
ined by adding to those cast in the County,
those cast by the soldiers Of the County in the
field.
By order Of the Republican State Central
Committee.
THOS. F. WITHROW.
Chairman.
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From Gems. Sherman and Banks.

CAIRO, May 27-Oficers OF the steam
er Atlantic, which left Memphis on the
24th, say that Banks. wit "A portion oil
his army. arrived at New Orleans on the
2lst. No new movements were on fool
for the present. In his retreat from
Alexandra, Banks left Red River at Forl
De Russey. struck for Semmesport. then
crossed a. Chafalay, and marched to Nor
gan's. on the Mississippi. Gen. A. J.
Smiths command also marched across
the country to Semmesport. where they
embarked on transports.
Sec'y Stanton telegraphs the latest
news OF Gen. Sherman's movement, as
follows:
A dispatch from Gen. Sherman. dated
May a8th. near Dalton, reports that the
enemy. discovering his movement to turn
Atlanta, marched TO meet our forces at
Dallas. Our forces me. the enemy about
one mile cas-. Of Pumpkin Vine Creek,
and We pushed them back about three
miles. 10 point whore the roads fork.
near Marietta. Here Johustsn had chos.
On = strong line, and made hasty bat
strong psrspsts Of timber and earth.
Gen. 6hsrman's right il n Dallas, tho
center abou, three miles north. The
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-31
Baltimore. Nav

Baltimore, May 23d.
A letter from Fort Monroe, dated til,
2lst. states that the rebel cavalry attack
cd Fort Powhattan on James river. max
ing three charges, which were repulsed
with decentralization, with but slight loss
on our side.
New York. May "a
Rie Herald's correspondent with But.
Ter, May ED. gives an account of mid
niislst assault by the rebels the night pre-
vious. Our picke,s received them warm
ly. and gradually fell back, when our ar.
tillery opened upon the advancing rebels
with whitening discharges, and the re b
els were moved down like grass, but sill
advanced, and we're given another slaugh
tering discharge. when they halted.
A rebel caisson exploded, scattering
death in ell directions.
Our boats. on the Appotomax joined ia
shelling the woods where rebel reserves
were stationed. Finally the rebels, find
ing our forces so we'll prepared to receive
them, withdrew. leaving their dead on
the field, numbering 263
The rebel General Walker is wounded
and prisoner with many of his men.
Baltimore, May 81
A letter from Bermuda Hundreds, dat.
ed the Goth inst, says that the enemy
has recently made several attacks on our
entertainments, but have been defeated
in every attempt with heavy loss. The
Gatnall gun, which throws two hundred
shot per minute, was used with terrible
effect against The rebels.
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WOOL

INhe undersigned would respectfully nSsify
L the people Of Buchanan County, that thsy
are prepared to do weeks carding, 10 supsr-
ior manner and at very reasonable rates.
at their place on Pine Creek, about Ave miles
South East of Independence, fsur milss Nptth
West from Qussqueton, and about four miles
South West of Winthrop.
U All wool should be well tub washed !,
picked by hand. Btihg your wool, in 1ooa
condition, and We will warrant good work
Rolls on hand for sale'all the time, Also spin.
ming wheels. 80.
T.&J.w. Ep1B.
May Oath, 1864 In.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-31

ET The War Department has order.
ed revised enrolment Of men, subjec,
to draft in this State, and Provost Mar.
shall ADAMS, OF this District, has issued
the following circular to the people:
PRovosr OFFICE, DuBueuE.(
May Goth, 1864
lam in receipt of instructions to proceed i'm
mediately to revise the enrolment lists of this
district, and to cause the same to be completed
ut the earliest possible moment to accomplish
this an enrolling officer will be appointed in
each ward and township in the District.
would most respectfully suggest to the cit
liens Of each town and ward that it is plainly
for their interest to have stricken from the list
all names Improperly enrolled, because excess
Of names increases the quotas called for from
each town or ward and it is equally for their
interest to see that the name of each and every
person in the town or ward. liable to military
duty, be placed on the list, because the greater
the number to be drawn from, the less is the
chance that any particular person will be
drawn;
And, further as it is the personal interest OF
every enrolied man that the quota in which he
IL Concerned shall not be too large, and that
his own chances for draft shall not be upjustly
increased, and as both these objects will be at.
tanned by striking out the wrong names and
inserting the right ones;
l call upon all good citizens to afford enroll
ing officers every facility for obtaining the
names, and not by any factious opposition
such as refusal to give names, or evading the
officers when called upon, increase the labor Of
these officers. rendering the lists imperfect and
liable to punishment.
SHUBAEL p. ADAMS,
Capt. and Prov. Mar, Sd Dist Iowa.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. Is.
ID sued out Of and under the seal Of the Dis.
triet Court of Buchanan County, Iowa, in fAver
Of Ephrnin Miller, and against the lands and
tenements of George W. Bsmis, the following
described mortgaged property, to wit:
That parcel Of land bounded by line eon.
mencing at point seven shains and sevsa
links south Of the southeast corner of section
thirty Eve. IN town sighty.nins north, IL
range nine west, in said STATE Of Iows; fun.
ming thence south to south line Of peftivsse
fractional quarter Of section two, in tswaship
eighty. eight, range nine thence east lAll
links, thence north to point east 81 The pless
Of beginning, thence west to the place Of b.
ginning, containing fourteen and twsnty->.>
one-hundredths acres OF land. 4a,I
Which property, - above described, I yin
offer for sale. at Public Austipn, q tie. does g
the SHERIFF. Office, in the villsge Of IsdspsS
dsnee; On Saturday; th: 2sth day q J..es
to the highest bidder, to satisfy said f1sss.
ton and costs. '".|s =
J. n. WESTFALL, sksriT. =
SHERIFF. Office, Independence, Iowa
May 23d, 1864. S.lv.
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EF- The Republican State Conven
ton of Massachusetts, for the selection
of delegates to the Baltimore Conven.
ton, met at fremont Temple on The 18th
and selected Gov. ANDREW, A. IT Bull.
LOCK, w. CLAFLIN and J +. JOHNSON,
delegates at large for the State. WEN.
DELL PHILLIPS, for the first time, appear.
ed in political con. ention, and made a
speech in opposition to the re nomina.
'ion of Mr.. LINCOLN. The convention
was most emphatically against him, how
ever, and endorsed the President and
his denomination by unanimous vote
The hold which the President has upon
the people is apparent in the clear, de.
cded, almost unanimous voice of every
loyal State that has thus far selected dele
gates to the convention. Strong effort:
will be made, outside the convention. te
have it postponed, in the interest of Other
candidates, but that they can make any
impression is more than we can believe
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-31
aHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an Execution issued out o.
ID and under the seal Of the District Cour,
of Buchanan County. Iowa, in favor of Lewis
N. Bradley, and against the lands and tene.
ments of Henry A. Wiltse, David 8. Davis, 9,
al the following described uortgaged proper.
ty, viz:
The east half of the southeast quarter Of see.
ton thirty-three. in township eighty seven
north, Of range seven west. Also the north.
west fourth Of the southeast quarter Of section
twenty seven, in township eighty eight north,
Of range eigh, west, in said county and STATE.
Which property, as above described, ] win
offer for sale, ct Public Auction, at the door Of
the Sherifrs Office, in the village Of Indepsa-
dsncs. on Saturday. the 25th day q June,
A. D. 1864, ct Two ocloef, p. n. sfsaia day. -
The highest bidder, - satisfy sai1- Eusssas
Ind oests.
JOHN n. wEsTPALL. SssssSs.-
Sheriff Once, Independents. Iovsl
hsy Goth. 1864. 94v
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-05-31

the most efficient adjuncts to your own
business-unques.;onably yielding you
many fold, though you many not direct
iy ascertain tit is also most essential
and vital to your home publisher that
you thus encourage him. There is but
little profit in . subscription list, and no
county paper can live upon its list alone.
The good ofyour party and your psrty's
principles, are more involved in an extern
sion Of your papers circulation than is the
good OF the publisher. Your county
papers success, however, is entirely de-
pendent upon what you give it in the
way Of advertising and job work. Give
it as much Of these as you can, and there
will be mutual sscosss-yours and the
publishers.
We have thought proper tc urge these
things, Because our experience as pub
Usher has proven to US that they are
matters which good many people lose
sight Of, and should be informed upon.
We want to see the Guardian sustained,
that it's efficiency may be increased, and
the continued success Of the party there
by measurably assured, in this county.
We ask, then, the Union men of the
county, TO stand fast BY. and give earn.
est support to, the paper, even to more
general extent than ever before. With
this advice, which we hope, for their
good, our friends will heed, we now bid
our readers kind good bye.