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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01

- A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.
I'M, two story House, Barn. and three acres of well
aA.cUltiyated land, within q miles Of the Post OF
hie; The buildings are ne# wen built, and
pied. More land can be had if wanted. Terms easy
INQUIRE of T. NJ LAMB
mch24 pGf 275 Main street.
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d. FOR SALE.-A genteel, private residence
,s situated 1t miles from Post Office containing
acres Of choice land we'll stocked with every yar
cry Of Rruitn cearing large story Dwelling with
amodei improvements, Barn and Carriage House. and
all convenient outbudings This is the most desirable
place now sale for gentleman of taste and means
Termf easy. Inquire of GEO. It. S. CURTIS,
f16 d3n 1877 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01

FHNO LET-A ine Cottage House with barn room
and half an acre of excellent land, one and miles
from the City Hall. Inquire Of A THAYRR,
myl4 DIFF 21S Main street.
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0 LET

FASENEM GENT TO RENT. An eligably To-
Il Gated Upper Tenement on Park street, rent $3.50
Possession given June 1st Inquire at this office.
my16 dt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01
GREAT NEWS FOR THE LADIES

The Latest Arrival From Europe.
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TENWO TEN EMENTS ITO LET : On Elk
xchange street. Rent 500 eaol, Apply at this of
nee diff ny16
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01

4 UNI BEKs-Th8 BubscribeF having purchased of
- BDwH CHAPLIN, his entire stock Of Lumbar IA
prepared TO furnish all kinds of LUMBER as low and IL
Ms good qualities any other dealer Mr. Ohapiu willie.
main at the same place, ard would be happy to walt
upon all his old aud customers. You can buy Lum
Der here, gentlemen, aa usual although may repre-
uent that you cannot. s. d. HARDING,
ap22 d&w0m Corner Of Central and Union streets.
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THNO RENT-The conmoaious Rooms recently occu
n pied by I. x. Earle b Co., as Card Factory at
Washington Square; is s5xS0, and one 50x5O feet
WIN attic over IT, These rooms well adapted TO the
boot and Shoe Manufacturing business Apply to 10.
bEPH PRATT, for terms and further partcuaYs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01

ENLAINE OIL so bbls Elaine OH ia store and
~ or sale bv @. IS. 4 A. J. HOWE,
Worcester Bank Block
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REAL ESTATE.

o. SMALL FARM FOR SALE-Con.
h,s tanning Ten Acres Of Land in the town of Barre
sssA Mass, out and half miles from - CENTER
on ne Hobhsrdston road. The buildings consist of
good tWo-story House Barn. and Blacksmh's Shop and
there Is also Shoe shop the premises. Il will be sold
very low, and threefourhs of the purchase money may
remain on mortgage for a term of years Apply to
GE0RGET S. CURTIS,
Real Estate Broker,
10 dH Union Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01
DRY GOODS.

Some beautiful goods in both plain and Satin Stripes,
received with other choice Summer fabrics, at
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, h cos.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

upon the same ticket. Like the Judge,
he has not the confidence, and cannot
command the support, of his own party,
Mr.. PHELPS, the candidate for Sheriff,
is well known throughout the county -
He was beaten last spring by Mr.. HATCH,
in the contest for the County Assessor
ship, and we doubt not will be beaten
again during the present canvass.
Such, then, is the ticket which this
portion of n convention has put forth for
the sunfragcs of the Democracy of Blu
chanan county. 1t has been forced up
on them by clique of ice-seekers, who
are determined to gorge themselves at
the public crib, and, we fully believe,
against the wishes Of considerable ma
jority of the party. With one or two ex-
ceptions it is the least reliable, least pop
ular, and possesses The least political hon
esty, of any that could have obtained the
semblance of an endorsement from the
convention. Upon regular party grounds
it would never have been made. and it is
only in the hopes of distracting both
parties-in merging politics into other
matters-that they hope to retain the COR
morant hold which they now have upon
the county. This game cannot win.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

Iy- The Editor of the Weekly Tisi-
tor thus hits off the Bombastes Furioso
style of our independence cotemporary,
on announcing his late leap from the
fence which he had been straddling
The Independence, buchanan Coun-
ty) Ciwlion, which has heretofore been
published as an "lndependent" paper,
has ayowed his determination to hereaf
ter fight the battles of the Democracy
faithfully. In making the announce
ment the Civilian says: n
"We shall he, eater speak out boldly
and to the best of our ability, the senti-
ments and principles of the great Demo
cratic Party, which we hold to be the
National, Union Loving, Constitution
Supporting party of these United States. .
That's rich Another Editor relieved
of the "big heller ache" What larnin'
Hear him again :" G-r-eLa-t Democrat
ic Party-Union Loving, Constitution
Supporting (self sharpening) party of
these United States p Moses /! what a
time the poor fellow must have had
Wish we had an ambrotype of the Editor,
taken when the "spell'' was ON.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04
To our Friends

In Buchanan county, we desire once
more to say, that it has ever been our
wish and intention to make our paper
subseryient 10 the best interests of the
uAoie county-to chronicle her resources
and make known her prospects, and to
advocate al and everything which we
think Will conduce to the general pros
perity. We have also a special desire to
obtain all the information possible OF
events transporting il. any portion of the
county, Of Improvements that have been
or are being made, or any other matters
of either local or general interest, 50 that
we can make our paper cmphatically one
of interest and profit to the people Of the
county To this end we invite and So
licit correspondence from all sections Of
the county, detailing items OF news. no
ticing matters Of Improvement, or de-
scribipg the resources OF localities.
A subscriber, writing to us from Erie,
Madison township, says
We think we have one of the beau
tiful spots Of earth, and the only reason
why ID was not sooner and IS not more
thickly settled, was because We are stu
.ted between the main roads leading west
and northwest. Our township was for
merly part Of Buffalo, but last spring we
were set off by ourselves. -Four years
ago ! bclicvethere was not legal voter n
il; two years ago last April there was
but ten; at present they humber nearly
seventy five, nearly all OF whom are Re-
.pnblicans. They are mostly eastern pea-
Die, and are active in the cause Of .Edu-
cation, Morals and Religion. Crops look
well, and the prospects for large yield
encouraging.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04
Don't Know his own Candidates.

Gs3- What luminous light Mr.. Ros-
zELL has secured the Democracy, in the
person of the editor of the Cirlian, to
be sure. Why he don't even know his
own candidates, though they were nomi
mated under his very nose. Think of the
enterprise Of the $4,000 dollar organ
when it is enabled to give correct list
Of its party's candidates-nominated, too,
within q stones throw Of his own office
in the short space of two weeks from
the time they were nominated, The tick
ct this week placed at the head Of his col
umns, repudiates Mr.. CUMMINGS, and
gives Mr.. GLEASON his office, while the
latter's Office of County Surveyor is en-
tirely ignored. Verify, the Democracy
have Il brilliant organ.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04
CHICAGO CORRESPONDENCE.
Z. c. BIDWELL, Sec.
CHICAGO, June 26, 1867,

Mn. EDITOR BY your leave here we
are again with our budget of Chicago
news
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-For the
week ending the 23d inst, the earnings
of the Illinois Central Railroad were
s5o,724 "a.
BURGLARIEs CoNTINuED.-The desper-
ate gang of burglars who have for some
time infested this city, still continue their
almost nightly depredations, with the
most reckless and daring impudence. On
Wednesday night dozen houses were
entered in various parts of the city. When
will the Williams be brought to justice ?
DEFENCE AND REPLr.-Mr. Pinkerton
is out in this mornings Democrat with a
communication defending himself and his
employees against the insinuation that
they are hostile to the public police from
motives of pecuniary policy. In reply,
the Democrat quotes great many facts,
which seem to convey the impression that
the burglars are congregated from all
parts of tho city, by the connivance of
the Independent police, in order to break
down and demonstrate the incfficiency
of the public police, so as to assume their
places. There is some plausibility in the
suggestion. Of the truth Of ii time will
decide.
SUIcIpE.-On Sunday morning last a
woman by the name of ISABELLA KANE
| drowned herself in the river. Reports
were circulated that she had been impos-
ed upon and violated by hackman, but
were proven false upon Investigation
She was probably deranged by the effects
Of liquor. 's 9p
Run OvER-The body of a boy about
ID years ofage was found dead about two
miles from the city, Tuesday afternoon,
on the track of the Michigan Southern
Railroad. II was supposed he was run
over by the 8 clock outward train,
BAFFLED.-An attempt was made this
week by two or three burglars to enter the
residence of Col. TAYLOR, about two
miles south, on Michigan Avenue, They
attempted to get in at a back window,
and had partly succeeded, when the
coachman, who was awake and on the
alert for them, pummelled the head Of the
foremost one 50 vigorously with dubbed
musket. that they beat hasty and inglo-
rious retreat, carrying their wounded
from tho field, The beaten one left be
hind him dirk knife and large quan
thy, of blood to the conqueror A few
such resoluie resstanees viii rid our city
Of the marauling gang.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04
For The QuaSquetoa Guardian
CEDAR ROCK CEMETERY.

AT ameeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Cedar Rock Cemetery Company,
held June Goth, on motion off. M. Lewis,
the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
Whereas 1t isa matter of great interest
to every member of the community, that
such a location for Cemetery be selcc-
ted as shall give satisfaction to the great
est possible number, therefore
Resol0ed, That meeting of the citi-
zens of Quasqucton and vicinity be called
to be held at the School House Hall, on
Wednesday, July 9th, at 7 o'clock, p, M.
to take action upon that subject.
According to which resolution, all
persons feeling an interest in the subject
are earnestly invited to be present at the
time and place above named, and to par
ticipate in the action proposed.
T. L. TURNER, Pres.
Z. c. BIDWELL, Sec.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04
COmpliMenting his toWnspcople.

Gs- Our neighbors of independence
must be sorry set of scamps, if We are
To believe the chiel who takes the notes
and prents 'em" for the Cipilian. Hear
him sa
WATCHMAN, WHAT OF THE NIGHT ?"
DIR johnson once said, that "none but
scoundrels went to bed before midnight :"
but we are of the opinion that none but
scoundrels perambulate the streets of our
pleasant village, that is If we are permit
ted to Judge from the petty misdemeanors
which a few congenial spirits commit un-
der the broad mantle of night, after that
" weird and witching hour"
Wonder if the g chiel" ever perambu-
latcs, and whether he counts himself in.
We didn't think our neighbors were quite
as bad as this. =" Chiel," don't you feel
relieved after that % snore."
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

GRAIN TRADE. In making our quota
tons Of the grain and money markets,
eur readers may always understand that
they are the latest, being the condition
of things at the date Of our letter.
Advices of a recent date from New
York gave activity and frmness to the
grain market The price and demand fol
Spring Wheat has advanced. Larger
have been the receipts of corn to day thar
for some time past and there is an up
ward tendency in prices.
FLoUR-The demand for shipment is
greater. 100 bbls I" Commercial" ant
$50 bbls Como" at Sc, 25, and 60 bbl
" Skopier" Mills, $6,5O
WHEAr--Two lots, one of 500 bu
and one of 1900 were sold for ST % in
store. After the New York news, salel
were made at S l,a3h and 81 "a. A car
go of 10000 blu. was procured at 81 %
in store, and several round lots. of 1900
and 5000 blu. at 1927 free on board
the market closing at that figure.
CoRN-The trade in corn was very &C
tive. $1,000 blu. were sold at roc. fol
first half of July, and $4,000 for same
time for 10. 10000 blu. last half of July
at roc, and $4,000 for the same time a
buyers option. $4,000 for tomorrow
at zoe 16, 900, As, 600 in three lots, and
10000 for to -day, at zoe, on board.
OATs-Active and advancing. Sales
from Gee. to 64c. in bags.
Observation-Disclosures for money is ac-
tive, and bankers generally make no diff
Guilty in negotiating No. pape.
BETA.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04
c A IL ID 4.
INDEPENDENCE, JUNE 30th, 8

INDEPENDENCE, JUNE 3Oth, 81.
Editors Of Quosqueton Guardian
GENTLEMEN A report having been
industriously circulated during my abb
sence, and on the eve of the vote upon
the question of granting the credit of the
county to the Wapsipinicon and St. Pc
ters Valley r. r. Co., to the effect that |
had been induced to withdraw my sup
port from said road, l desire to occupy a
small space in the columns of your pa
per, for the purpose of pronouncing any
statement of the nature of the above, an
1nmaigated .falsehood-and | challenge
the author of the discreditable charge to
avow it over his own signature, that ]
may have an opportunity of refuting the
mendacious statement.
was, as you are we'll aware, among
the first TO agitate the project of building
railroad along the beautiful and fertile
valley of the Wapsipinicon river, and the
enterprise has had, from its incipiency
my warmest sympathy and heartiest sup
port, and shall continue to have them
notwithstanding the report of designing
persons to the contrary,
Permit me to say one word in regard
to the issue of the county bonds. | am
of opinion that upon the tender of ample
security by the Railroad Corporation,
there would be no objection to the issue
of the bonds. | am deeply impressed
with the splendid results which must fol-
low the development of the resources Of
our county by the construction of this
channel for the shipment of produce and
influx of immigration, and trust that our
citizens will, as one man, as unit, lend
their undivided and cheerful support tc
an enterprise SO fraught with advantage
to our WI o.e community.
am, Very Respectfully,
" ' T. C. BARTLE.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

EE- We find the following notice of the
enterprise of one of our ncighbors in the
Prairie Farmer" of Chicago, of the
18th ult. We hope, with the Farmer,
that Mr.. MERRILL will prosper in bis
praiseworthy efforts TO introduce into our
county such valuable stock:
Devon STocK FOR IowA.-We are in
formed that David Merrill, of Quasque
ton, Buchanan county. Iowa, has recent.
ly purchased of Col. Capron, of Nc Hem
ry Co, in this State, one yearling Devon
bull Duke of Devonshire, and three
yearling heifers Nora, Nina and Victo-
ria), for which the handsome little sum
of one thousand dollars were paid. This
looks like enterprise (! We hope friend
Merrill will prosper, as he deserves to,
after such an investment, and it is also a
compliment to COL Capron as breeder
of Devons. Those of our friends who
90 near the Col. should not fail to take a
look at his herd.
Men of this stamp are blessing to
any community, and we hope others OF
our thrifty farmers will follow the initia-
tive of Mr.. MERRILL in this matter, and
extend their efforts TO the improvement
of other kinds of stock.
By the way, why can'twe have coun-
ty Agricultural Society? All around US
they arc being formed, and their utility
cannot be disputed. Under their aus
pieces, Agriculture has advanced rapidly
towards the dignity of an intellectual
pursuit-reason and improvement taking
the place of mere habit or custom Con-
sultation, discussion and experiment will
develope facts as well as theories, and
must and do benefit those who engage
therein. There is sufficient enterprise
ana intelligence among the farmers Of this
county, we feel assured, to make such a
society interesting and profitable. Who
will lead the movement
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04
q 0 III M rrtiaI.
QuasquetOn Market.

QuaSqu6tOn mdTkets
CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY F. NJ. LEWIS.
FLOUR-pcr 100 50 so; Wholesale $3.50.
WHEAT-iR bu. ao@$l 90.
CORN-i4 bu. @90$l 90
OATS-P blu. 90@$l.
POTATOES-P bu. $l,0O@$l,25.
BEANs-s2,O0 p bu.
HAMS-1Sc., shoulders Ice, hogs p Id. Zoe.
BEEF-8@lOc. per 100.
EGGS-fR doz. 1913.
CHEESE lb. 16.
BUTTER-R ID. Is.
APPLES DRIED-p b 1ec.
PEACHES DRIED-2oc. p n.
CHICKENS f2 ID s cts.
TURKIES--fp ib 10 cts.
CODFISH--per ID. l21ac. e ~
MACkEREL--pcr To- ~ &C.
SUGAR-l5@20.
IS MOLASSES-Sl 30 per gal
COFFEE-l6020 cts.
CANDLES--Tallow, go cts. Sterine, IS cts
LARD--l5 cts.
OYSTERS-Cove, p can, 100; Fresh, SO
CRACKERS-p 1b 1915 cts.
SALTS; p Dbl $3.50.
ONIoNS-p bu. 81 90.
TURNIPS-25 cents.
HAY-$l0.00 q ton.
HIDES-Grecn 4@5c.; dry, ll@l2.
LUMBER-Oak, p NJ, $l5,OO@3O,OO; Wal
nut, $2o,Oo@40,o0; Pine, si5,OO@s7O,OO
SHINGLES-S5,0 co.
WOOD-Oak and Hickory ~ cord, So ,25.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

Business in the Justices Court has
been brisk, though but one case is of any
general interest. On Monday last, two
men were arrested in Fayette county and
brought before Justice Chandler, charged
with stealing a horse of James Killfeather
in this county, about two years since.
Their names are Silas Wiley and Isaac
Guard. An examination was had, and
the proof appearing to be quite positive,
they were held to answer in the sum of
$500 each, at the next term of the Dis
trict Court. 1t seems from the evidence
that they have been connected with a
notorious counterfeiter and horse thief,
named James Cummings, who is now
domiciled at Fort Madison, serving out a
ten years apprenticeship in the penten-
tiary. Messrs. LEE and MOORE appeared
for the defence, and JAMESON and LATHRop
for the State. The prisoners are now in
the !" Calaboose," whore they will remain
until they can procure good substantial
bail for the amount required.
The glorious ''Fourth" will be cele-
brated with appropriate exercises, and
the Committee announce fine array of
fireworks for the evening entertainment.
S. j. w, TABOR is to be the orator, and
W. G. DOMAIN, Esq, the reader-both
very good selections. The Independence
Brass Band will make its first appearance
in public on the occasion, and add much
to the interest of the exercises. r-
Our town is growing rapidly. Many
beautiful dwellings and substantial bust
ness places are being erected. Times are
brisk, money is getting more plenty, and
the prospects for the future are encourag-
ing indeed. Travellers who have made
the tour of Iowa, and passed through
this place, all agree in saying that indie
pendence is one of the smartest towns in
the interior Excuse this exhibition of
local pride, it is failing we all have, you
know. 5 aaa a. MONCRIFF.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04
Dubuque Wholesale Market.


DuBuQur, JUNE. 80.
FLoUR-superfne $500; Extra. $50.
WHEAT-e2@s5c.
CORN--S0e. a
OATS-70c. " bu.
DRIED BEEF--l5c. p tb.
sUGAR-Brown, fair, ceiling at l234@l31a
refined. l5}sc; crushed and powdered IKE.
MOLASSES-Sugar house $685.; Golden
Syrup 95e. m 80
POTATOES-s5@l ,o5 Pbu.
HAY-$ls ,Oo@ao,OO p ton.
WOODS, 5o@s6,oo p cord,
COAL--R. 7. $3.50 p ton delivered.
HIDES-Green, 5(0Ge; dry l00l3c.
WHISKY -Bourbon, 81 ,5082,50 Common
35@37; Old Rye, 5O@75c.
BUTTER-Fresh roll 2yc; for frkin 25@3o.
EGGS-l2c. per doz.
LARD--l3c
CIIEESE-l2110l3 cts.
CANDLES-Tallow, l4@l5; Star 26@2S.
PoRK--Mess $27 ,o9p Dbl; prime, $4,000
BEEF-On foot 9114@9l..
MUTTON-i0@l4c.p per ID.
DRIED PEACHES Pared l6c per b.; un-
pared, l2c
DRIED APPLEs-l3c. Pb. s
ORANGES 81 90 y tx. .-
LEMONS-SS,5o per bx. -si 81.
SEEDS--Retail prices Glover. $s,Oorer bu
Timothy, 81 90 do. do, Red top $500 do. do
Blue Grass 50. do do. Orchard -, do de; Mil
let 8, do. do; Poland Oats $3.50 do do; Irish
do, 81, do -rt#+3W 7A@ @~ :
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04
Republican Convention,

I>HE Republicans of Buchanan County ary
Il hereby not: fled that Convention eompo-
sed OF Delegates from each precinct in said coun-
~. will be held at the Brick School House EAST
ride of the riycr) in INDEPEN DENCE, on the
18th day of July, A. d. 1857. at o'clock p NJ
TO nominate candidates to he supported at the
August election. Ratio of representaton--one
delegate for each rccnct. and one for every
twenty-five votes polled at the April election
Per order Of Rep. Cent Committee
j. S. WOODWARD,
Secretary
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04
~ DOUGLAS REpUDIATEp.-A

Ey DOUGLAS REPUDIATED.--At a
meeting of the Democracy of Freeport,
H., a good many not very compliments
ry things were said Of the 9 Little Giant, >
and the following resolution was passed
Improper division of the late "spoils'
the cause
Resolvea, That Stephen A. Douglas, in
refusing TO listen to the petition Of the
Democrats of Freeport, has proven him
self traitor to the principles be has life
long espoused, that the " majority should
rule"
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04
- - - -
NOTICE.,

THE REPUBLICANS Of LIBERTY TOWN
i SHIP will meet in caucus on FRIDAY
Evening, July 10Th, at the School House in
Qnasqaeton, Tor the purpose of appointing dele,
Independence on Saturday, July llth
s7 BY order of the Township Committee.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

A quibbling writer of the last century
uuaintly observes, that when the cannons
Of the princes began to war the caneps
of the church We're destroyed. ayosao
g 1t was" says he, +" first mitrum that
governed the world, then nitrum first
:3aip! Peter and then Saltpere.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04

Mn. R. j. THORNTON, with Older, Lee & Go.
Independence, is our authorized agcnt for that
vicinity. Mr.. THORNTON will receive and receipt
for subscriptions, advertisements, dc. All Job
work entrusted to HAS care wial I've done fifty per
cent cheaper and better than can be done else
where i'm this County
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04
NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, }
BUCHANAN COUNTY, E 6l
To all TO uhom these Presents shall come: ,4f 81
A. d. 1857, been appointed. by the County Court
of said County, Admin istrators Of the goods,
chattels and estate of HENRY G. HASTINGS,
late of said county, deceased, with fun power
and authority to take possession Of the same in
whose hands soeyer they may be found. and.
in general, TO do all other acts In the premises.
or may direct. 300 f
WITNESS my hand and the seal Of the Court
aforesaid this tenth day Of June. A. D 1857.
IL. S. 8 ssls0 o. H. P. ROSZELL.
County Judge.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-07-04
~IARGE RoBBpRY the New o,

H LARGE Rob Berry The New York
correspondent of the Philadelphia Trans
cript says that a gentleman from Cuba,
named VEGA, was robbed in New York
of the snug little sum Of $4,000 in
doubloons, and $500 in silver, at 4 hotel
No. IS Walker street.