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Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
CINCINNATI ELECTION.

The vote for Mayor at the Municipal
Election of Cincinnati, on the 9th instant
"A. tlana aii.a.. taalE9 s.xas baas
Thomas, Republican, Y, 1914
Smith, Democrat, 1852
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
ST.. LOUIS. April %

The officers of the steamer Minneha.
from the Upper Missouri, report that
great excitement exists at Plates at the
mouth Of the Nebraska, in consequence
OF the Pawnee Indians having driven in
number of settlers at Salt Creek.
A tight occurred, resulting in the kill
ing OF several Indians and one white man.
Thirteen Indians were captured. rs II
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02

little Swedish girl, while walking
y "n ner lasher on starry night, absorbed
IN contemplation of the skies being asked
Oh ~na1 she was thinking. replied, II
was thinking # the wrong side of heaven
Is 30 glorious, what must the right side
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Republican majority 262
Two years ago, the Republican party
was IN a.minority in, Cincinnati of four
shoks1ssdv1 - 6E9EiAG&Is Ft'gb
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Correspondents of the N. Y. Times.
YIILIBUSTER WALKER A USED-UP MAN


All of Walkers friends here think that
his race is run. With respect to the ru-
NOR of battle in which he had defeated
the allies with great slaughter, some OF
my friends have made diligent inquiry
among the officers of the Orizaba, before
her return to San Ffahcisco, and ascer-
tanned that they had heard no such ac-
counts when in San Juan del Sur.
The news of the brilliant successes of
the fllibusters has reached this quarter
by every steamer, but has always proven
false. During my residence here of three
months, have heard of some eight VIC
tories, won by Lockridge on the San Juan,
and neither l nor any of the citizens here
give the least credence to anything the
tillibusters may say or write.
Several desertels from Lockbridge who
came by the Clyde, give. dismal accounts
OF their past sutierings and privations.
With their present force,f they saw no
chance Of opening communication with
Walker. At the very least, one half of
his men are down. with The fever. They
have not been able to get any news from
Walker down the river. The boys think
he is completely used up, has escaped
from Nicaragua, and will endeavor to get
TO the San Juan River to take command
of a small force there. Gen. Hornsby is
in high dudge6n because Loekbridge
will not hand over his command. In fact,
al the superior officers are atloggerheads.
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Terms, SO, 90 per Year, Invariably in Advance

rFNHE PAPER Will be devoted to the interests
i of the REPUBLICAN PARTY, the Town and
COUNTY, AGRICuLTURE and the cause of EDucA-
rtoN, and Will contain all matters of Local aud
General Importance or interest, together with a
full transcript OF the Market Reports of Dubu-
que, Chicago and New York We have made
arrangements which will enable US to give East
ern news almostup to the time of going to press
Having practical knowledge of the art OF
Printing, and the best Office in the interior Of
the State-eyerything in it being entirely new
we are prepared TO execute every variety Of
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02

~
Wherever an agency has been estab-
lished for DR.. Halls Balsam and Baker S
Pam Panacea, the agents have been
authorized to warrant the first bottle of
either of them,a with a guarantee that if
no cure is effected orarelief Obtained
double the amount Of money pads is 10 be
refunded to the pure baser.! Thus you
perceive you are running no risk in Civ
ing 1t a trial, and our confidence strong
that You will be occurred, forwe have never
heard of a bottle being returned.
For sale by r. l.. Thompson, Quasque-
ton. Bolles, Smith d CO., Chicago,
general agents and proprietors for The
West. .tItss.7 ..a.a s.ll s e.aas7.s,sf! lasiss /,
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DrrEAr Eor yoHs Woop.uef-The

DEvEArg OF JOHN WoopRuFF The
news from Connecticut shows the Repub-
licans to have carried everything, except
in the Cd district, where John Woodruff,
the Republican and X. N. candidate for
Congress, was defeated Mr.. Woodruff
was elected two years ago as a Know
Nothing, though he generally acted and
voted with the Republicans. His defeat
is probably owing to the fact, that after
denouncing the attack of Brooks on Sum-
ner he backed down. This alone ought
to have ensured his defeat But worse
than that, he voted against the bill
authorizing Minnesota to form consti-
tuition and organize for admission as a
State. His Know Nothingism was so
contracted, that because foreigners were
not excluded~from voting, he was willing
to jeopardize the administration of Free
State. The people of Connecticut would
not forgive this trihing with the Free
Soil principles. Hence Mr., Woodruff
was defeated, and an ayowed anti Border
Rufian Democrats is elected in his place.
His defeat carries lesson with it.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
BROKEN BANK BILLS

DON'T, take, in payment of notes or accounts
j at my store. But am willing 10 take PORK.
Wheat, Corn or Oats, If they are brought in i'm
nrediately. Persons whose Notes or Aceeptances
are past due, who have the above articles for
sale and do not bring them or the money in,
sooS, shall take it, For granted do not intend
to pay me, and will act accordingly
ns ~ e ID, s. DAVIS.
Quasqueton. Jan. 10. 1887. va fn4f
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
NANrIsD.

AAkEIsID.
fNHREE THOUSAND good Saw logs, for
L. which j viii pay the highest rricei in goods
at my store. ~ ID. s. DAVIS.
Qunsqueton, Jan. 10, 1857. ~ frn4tf
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
UB u @ UE
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY
ts Drs. Guilbert & Hatch I

TNAKE PLEASU RE in announcing to the
Il Profession, and the Public. that, they have
opened u HOMEOPATHIC lPII ARlLNCY, on
the corner of Main d Tenth streets, Dubuque,
Iowa, thus supplying a want long felt in this
section of country. Being thoroughly familiar
with the preparation of Homeopathic Medicines
the profession may be assured that every article,
crude or attenuated, which may be sent from
our Pharmacy will be found RELI ABLE. We are
prepared to furnish F
CASES, BOOKS, REMEDIES, aGLOBULES,
SUGAR OF MILK, Walls, DISTILLED
-'A WATER, CRUDE TINCTURES,
Arnica and CaIendula i'm Tinctures or
Plaster, Arnicated Collodion,
Homeopathic Broma, Chocolate, Cocoa, ETC. etc
Also an article of CATAWBA WINE and
BRANDY, POSITIVELY THE PURE JUICE OF THE
GRAPE. aH
Our facilities are such as will enable us to OBJ
tain any article in our line-which from its in
frequency of demand we may not have-in Sc
hours after the receipt of the order. We shall
sell at Eastern prices simply adding, cost OF
TRIMS CASH, OR CRY EAccfprANcE OF SHORT
decl3ly Date
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GOdey's Ladies' Book.

rEHE Twenty-ffth year of publication by the
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MUSIC

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Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02

S1X THOUSAND ACRES of LAND gS
- for Sale, consisting of Timber and -A-
Prairie. ID. S. DAVIS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

WA ktttIp Ia EraBiLL -, sal H.
rccpllrst.i that during the 'oroner'- inss,
tirnti"n. tho theory wa popular with med
been etruek by SOME ls.fsen po.sessei II n
full knowledge ~ anatomy Mr. Cunning
haln ipli br. ihl that she hal Dr .sflin
under her thumb ,l,tin,ating that ia.
possessed -ome crushing secret IN regard q.
Lin. The H,gaid comments upon Lis hrs
tory. and points significantly a. several iset-
connected ih.rMIih In draws the sssfselu
~l"n that the recent escnfs are IN lair way
IT, bring out an explanation II the myster,
ous murder &c br Bur.lell IL says:
u NIGH; 10, well, al.o, IA order Ia guar.
against a I-'ssible misapprclie'riea ~ th'
public ~, d, that Ur. Gailn should have nj
"Pi'ortm u. ~ showing that he wa not al.
man wh. represented Br Bur,ieiI in th
marriage ceremony IL the 2stii III October
Ih-i" Was bot near - much want III -ifniii
dude latseen Burdeil and Catlip a. th.i.
nas between Blni.li anil Eckc and fLi
rnri"us threat &c Mr.. Cunning ham, Nigh,
lead ''.,ne {" ,uppps, rhaf having 1atiin an
aei iri tinab,i,-- ~ ia. said---sLc might have
'"er'ci linn Q" help her out in tho marriage
Sliani n well as Ia the aecouchmcnt sham
~ all m.ans, Therefore let Dr. Catiin have
IA npIprtnult, ~ removing this suspicion
tr'm the nabIIc mind In would be well a.
let ia" Rev. Marsine sc the Doctor, that
he may be- abc 10 say that he, Caiiii,,w n
- Was n.i As the case may bc--fhe man
with Vi. hnsht whi>kers Who he married t.
Nh. Cunningham.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

Di'"t sIts..--A late sIiri' II fis T,mo
az that Cd. Williams has mad. bet %
- $50 that he will cat thousand egg. IL
lprty days and sixteen hour. amounting 4.
4 Thousand hour This same man made a
til AMI beast II himself one. before. III,
,atin. isrtl f,ur hard tailci eggs ut one sit
ting H. i AID ~ he IN fir.t rate eandi-
ii"n ior III, new exploit ---ErehaAg,.
u BE- DE, no, s,ipuia,e what Kind Of
'sg, hc .. Ia eat. We suggest. to cure him oil
h. FOLLY. thai his diet b. confined Ia egg
Hat rreeisel, IL healthy state. 4 man
ahp make, hi. ,t,naet subject a common
wager ought not tn be very partlenlrt ai,su,
y hat g.cs into Il.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

NtAtt DlrALlAilos Stewart h.
A'iaIh., hai tender IL tas Howard Hotel
New York, Nas afr >ted. "n Saturday Last
'.'arsod With einbczzlemeni D., the pf9pri. e
tpf II tle lar, Mr. Arthur Lamb. who
charge INN with having, during the las,
s'yon YEAR, eiib.zzlel about saU,nD. while
'ct'ng N The cslacit, II harkeeI-r II the
establishment 4 detective was employed
{" count the drinks and eigar- s.ld IN one
'ias, and oamrarc u with the cash handed
eser Z" til proprietor. |, Wa discovered
that the la.keepcr ,eak for III. share 81,
aud The presumption j. that be had beer
ls'chcting funds al that rate co. several
tears
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

~ Al extsa frusH thu . Si~c q the uouom-'
inztnn Paatsgraph. we regret - learn t1st
that place wns visited by aD0e1sr di-astsuU
c ,nfaeration % Saturday morutsg, by WIKI
eight buildings were consumed IN he BUSH
ncs~ part ~ The town The hre broke out
IN two story brick biiliing on Front street,
between Nam and Center, owned b. VIM.
Mekl~~on. and occupied by y. &. iianghcy
a1& ,lry fr.als store. The building w1fth
~5usD anil uninsured. wa entirely "1'-
-umcd. A. ala Wa the .is.ck II g'ssi.
m. ire communicated a. the adjoining
ia,ild,ug-. de.troving eight e tbem be'tDre
the flame. could w. checked. A. fil".s.
TAO stur, griek bl.,ck owned and ocsnpses
~ II. - Mariner, dry go,i- merchant ;
l,... : .,~s- ii.-ured. The t~1 tory birch
ATTN. .al.a,i, ana bakery ~ J. 4 Owens
H.. .stss1-n, Insurance. Two frame
L,,ildIns. ~ ned by Warmer aud occupied
a. butcher hop Iy Rankin a AIlin, and a
.hg. .iofs. by Gcorg. W. Alexander wers
arick dwelling owned by Judge Dayi- an
occupied tt Attn d Lander and ~. u. Rob
IN IN. dry gtygi.---lo.s $3.50 on building
piftI. .b.oled took mostly say.d. A tw'
tary Lf4el biyck owned hy Robert NII.sa
and occupied by John Boyd. dry sa,d
store and Janse- u. 1onsllls'- harness sir,I
b.. ahou, So partly insured Tvs
other hfiek buildings wer. much damaged
but fortunately .ay.d. Many Of tie m.i
cilant AMI ether IN ether In oflser b'Iiid
ug- removed their gy,i. NJ ~.n-id"rfiI
ana ,ge.
Tie Photograph place. the total amman
II the ] ses al fj1.tsst The iife ! aitn
tu,.d To- ,iiccndiari-in. rs which i:l,rhn,Dg
ton ha- be..n sor.l, troubled aud damage
lnr a month or iwu pa~f
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

STATE fnR.--Wc aro glad move is
made At this carly day BY the friends III the
State Agricultural Society % maintain The
good name Of our city Tor hospitality. Last
year there were many complaints made by
The Press in different portisns u the State
y The eNorbitant charges ior lodgings. and
~ some cases not without go,d grounds.
We hope there will BE- no reaeon or such
eosnPls'nts this year. Let every person a.
tend tbs meeting called to-,nosso9 evsuine.
sna sesve no measure untsied TINT vill Rivc
sefssmctaon TO the Thousands that ve ~
expsct = v'1'e the fair.-llsscsfise lew.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

NnAt - fasI. 10 CARRY on Nav iaAK
~" lax Levy u New York cits laf ls5.
bot ~ ss,i.",5 ',o, helng an increase over
/. s.a' ~ million Il dollar, The levy
:, ne year ,eiaie Mayor VOL came
's''""u' = wa ~'rH,a -, Durng has first
~ : W'n' ~ m'il'en III. mex, ,ear
'''''.','" anu - = quarter ,snr.t and tins year
M",.i''r million he rate oi taxation m
is@ was II .o5 in ISL IL is sl5s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

In he, tie communication &C X T. W
"a yesterda, Ga'sfis openly urge the par
= g. ca-t If tie oelsnaas al.d thar Sal,
hath .Aersi~as and "ne. lnofe r. L. wurl
enforcing tile Liquor Laa.-Ds at.sa,
II - rst necessary igr ~ O. INFORM those
'hp hat. rad The egfaalln.catiou referred
T.. that - author DO. ut sAy eas s.fa IN
sfpn.ine PARTY action II any kind H..
mads hot i single alluelsa .l,her direetlt ~
indirectly 4 any political party bu ..mIly
sro'c . aeituan IN HI. individual capaeiss
81 i.ant at What AZ t.eaIlsi a. st4y ia
mar mul.t
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

RosBrst ~ MoIIss.-M-e have mat
h"en informed ~ Nj Hos Mill. that IN.
grocery store IL Mr. MATHS, IL Moline, va,
entered this morning about two O'Clock, III,
saie blown open with gnnpow,ler, ami a
packet book containing valuable notes and
money 70 the amount II one hundred and
iiity 70 two hundred dollars taken there
from. Two explosions had Ia be made BE-
FORE the safe could bc ente. al. The locks
on the inner and cute, ,,o. ..re filled in
powder and touched Of We h,pc the VII
iains will be apprehended and an example
made II them Il found guilty. We like 10
see fellows Il this character have III the law
allows thesn.-R D. Adr.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

y = % -. = Near IdfL : z ersp
Is I" ic ~ lesed 4 lsii aes.-. a sun,i.,w ers
ihe seed vii - as~i TT u.l. ani t. iced
sa's'' anu pfnitrs, a. ~ the snufA ~
France, But the chef object - L. obtain
the fenes II the stalks for paper making -
u "a" cultivation saceeeds, IL y expected To-
suppl, abundant materials iur ine Writing
ahd printing PAPER n veil a, tine and e,sr-~
ioi pap.i hanging.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

nov stkEy %. X kSsAs. W. has" re
= Iy.d fsm the Publisher, Mr.. 'iaa'. {.
Ebalc., Philadelphia. orpy a splni.
t,tl,-l .aa, t.eAry Administration 10 Kan
-, with eoiDpl"t" history u the Territory
until l-js, ae" all fully authenticated b.,
John u s.ib"n, N u. private SECRETARY u
80, ''.sry. This j. probably q more com
plets hi.tut, 81 kan.s- than any which ha.
So, been written anil should D." read rs all
Nhp at. interested va hama. sOy. GEAR =
a 1,tnbt IT b. administration ~ that tern
t', Ia b.en l"pk.d ipr siil great inisf.-t
I III w"rA contains lnll details u all hl- Il
iic'al tran actions ~ KAMA. and vii H.
real with mnre interest I han any ofLer WORK
which la. ever appeared in relation 70 that
territory. The price 81 the book y .ssil, q
cent. l, will soh he t.,f al. NJ oar b,-,s
.tpres.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

ILLINOIS trsraAI RiLKoAp.-The State
STARE "i the earnings Of thi. road for the
last slx months ,amountine tn SIS. lsG ~. J
was RENTED % the State Treasurer fron
Chicago, all IL goid This sum has ,r,...
before the plan Of assessment upon the com.
pany's earnings, - prescribed il, the el,ar,e,
has developed its full effect. Hereafter. tho
amount 20 be paid TO tho State will b.
largely increased.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

Lueks.-A clergyman in St. Louis, Las
Ing few thousand dollars to suarc, not
loag since purchased . lot q land near that
city. u : Few months vein of coal was
Soan1 q TIE land, and railroad was built
dsssely throsgh IL (the land, } the rise froa,
thstHo sources aakins The fossaseate divine
Z An1e0illiouaise.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

IoUTHIIALr OF SECTION Il ANDSoRTH
~ hsf ~ Sec - - w $40 arr-s ~ ID.
atafe there ~efe hrekea ls>s soTAs iyo acres IL
fas Of--r -
Also W q " Sec =, It - Riw--
. serss
y q y !. aud W CINE 4. sec
] y II W In seree
= ses. - n N-ss aero.
Of =, W aId VI Of \ 4 / SEC
- 4 ~, r. W 50 acres
y y See =. T ~. Riw -iso seres
q y, W ard = y VI = W &c.. 50 I
- X iw.-Ico acres
Also smaller tracts selected With caro- aud for cal.
~ Very rcasoEasla terms by
gg3 COOK 4 aAR0EST
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-17

Ez hy have yoa left the DeinoIsr-
" party r. ~asd buchanan man a. = r.
publican.
Principally on accouBt a the kan.~-
gutrase-, Wa tie reply.
Why don't tos kioA that IiBc-tsfstl.
a the kansz- stories are isl-e r asked tE4s
Buehanicr
Well, suppose they ars--a Lar ~ you d.
with tie other teniL7 20 "a tie OtLef
tenth An. L.. J,sa