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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-13
1fp Aouertiseuaents.

New Millinery and Fancy 0oods.
Mss \, REswlc X respectfully iafsr.s Ne y.
novsd her nsw store, vest sids Of BRADY stsess,
~ door from fsarth; also that she has Just returned
. w, ne sAst stth a. extensive and tssAlSnabls
millinery ANA Fancy 0ssds,
her viii cali: Sac vii rsssivs q ss,hly nor kss
sGsa.Ia s Nsw York ne i>ssst styiss q ssods from
Newest Iasssras ssr naatillas end p,sssss,
AelaAln dirse. troA BIoaAway, New xerk.
Boots and shoes.
AT wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL,
Having yurchsseA the estirs stsek u Boot 80 sAos
sss D.vson, 0rtSss o.. the undsrsignsd
NMeeauaus the buslneee - sueeessrs % ~
ara, ~ Tie ola Nand on Dsady street,
below hscoed.
4 Complete Assortmsas
y ~ liAas Of soods in their lire will y kept ssasaas
UeahAna, esnprtsnS u pAse
ossss ~ ealf.skin Boots,
Patsnt Leather Boots and ositsnA
ehess Of every variety,
Ladies' Caters, slippsrs. ~,
Childrsns and infAat's Shoes,
Boot aud sAss yiadiaSs,
water Prooh,
As, a., -, -.
Orders for custoa work proapsy executed.
1.Whstsvsr ~ warrant - VIII mend Tree q
charge.
portion Of the trad. Of Davenport and vieisi,y y
solicited, with the hop. that ampls sa,sfacon vii b
gvsa. tsprisl ?. H. 0AlG0s q 90.
TO The Public.
SPring and Saa1ef deeds
Of vaIoa. p.sssrus and qualities VI Cloths csas.srs
Weeisa, sik aaA Liasa Tasrsss
SURkIsxLfG Go5Ds
q he ansss s.d s,ss qualities sss ..srA eso0s -
'e :~ss ~ doc. from "a .... !: s.ssssa
APPLES! APPLESM
I usT received BY the steamer ". /. Ewing, 10
q sel'. Of Apples for sale . ssssg,n n.v,s,
coafee,ionsr store. Cor. 4ih Brady st4
ORANGES and LEMONS,
lust received and for sals :, Wholesale OF Re-
y tail d BROOKS DAVIS
Caaf-ctonca stsrs, Cor. IL Brady ss.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-13

Under ihishsada limited number ofspeeiai notice
vii be Inserted Al 10 cents per Nns each inssrton
= 50 cts. per eek.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-13

ever offered Ia this market, With fns stock Of
CAOCkEDY on hand 40 TO arrive this and next
month all Of which will be offered az reduced prices
HIDDLESoS LYON,
secend street. between Brady and Perry,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-13

several thousand aerss Of eaoies Iowa I.Hds-s ear
iy sslselioas--so sIeaaaG for city oreoaaty prop
eIty 81 sAasfAesory prices. Apply 70 GEO. /
NICHOLS, Land Once, Main street. sp3diw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
JUST II &c EIV f D,

Morning Light, FIyi Z Fish, Flying Mist, "A large
supply of Pure Cream Tartar. Lard oil. Extract liS
uuorice. Blue Nuriol. German and English CainOmIle lie
sallprlre, Corn starch Shaker Sa'saparIiia Sarsa
parla Root. Gum Arabiac, CItric Acid, Potash, En-
trncts of lemon Rose and Vanilla, Vanilla Beans.
Boiled Linseed Oil, Castor Oil in barrels Pure el.
low and White Wax, kidder's, Bowers and Weight
mans Tartaric Acid Bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages sage, Yankee,
Sonp ludtiiiblr Ink, Roses biacklHg brushes. Ma
sons Blacking. Cod Liver OH, spanish and American
saffron, Dubin's Extracts, Genuine rights BIan
dre,hs Moffats and Other Pulls. Chamois skins, Ly>
copsdium Essential Oils. Congress Water in pints
and quarts. BOrax, Sal Soda. Pearl harley anc NAM
Other sapie articles, which together with former
large stock of Drugs. makes our assortment as varied
and Large as any Drug House in he city, 10 which
we invite the attention of the Trade and others buy
ing in this market. ALBAN rhONASS co,
Wholesale and Retnil Druggists.
anti l6, j street, Corner 9TH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.
SlN TRiNCINO BRANCH

PARKER & CON NO r,
GNUOI.ESALE WINE Il LIQUOR DEALERS
w Have always on hand English, Scotch and
Albany Ale. and London Porter. in cask and bottle.
Myers street corner of Bird street, Oroye
February II, 1857. fehllu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
SHEETFr'S SALE.

FBY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out of
EDJu-ucrs ourt, >ln' dass Istlcc OF the p ;acr in
and tor Oregon township. bu'te county Snte OF cal
iGlrnia To- ne directed AMI delivered, commanding
me 10 m AXE The sum Of rIgAty-four iel one huud
rr,iths (Ss4 100 dollars prnsiFal and interest. and
sixteen fifty ons huutredh> dollars costs ct suit
together with all the cn-ls accrning upon said writs
wherein James NJ smith IS palntih and William
Hall and William Morris are the d'irnda -, have
levied npbo and viii sl nj public sale TO the highest
bidder for cash un the -h day OF May A. - lr17 at
the hour Of o'clock IT.. all the right tile aud in
ierrSt Of both either of the above named defend
ants IN and tn thc following described property 10
wit One building saloon and bowling alley. stu
atnd mt French own, in Oregon township. Bu'te com
ty Calf rnia and formerly known rs nith's bo ling
alley. SAID building nr,ng one story high, twenty
feet wide in 'front.' and running hack (bowng alley
/ cnd.dD eighty feet; also The lot or ground lpon
which said building T. situated iUg 'lher with all the
tene,neuts hcredtmcnts and appurtlnnnces thereun
to belongiig z.
The above sac to take place at the Court House
door IN the town of Ornye. county and state atore-
said. +. FREtR, sheriff Butte County
Aoril 9th A. ID. 1851
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20

IMPORTANT SUIr.-A correspondent Il
the Stockton -4rgus, writing from Mar'posn,
says that town has been quite lively the
past week owing to the fact of n law suit
pending between Fremont and the Mcrced
Mining Company, which has not yet been
concluded The suit is brought by FREE
mont's agents against the Merced Mining
Company. for the unlawful seizure and de-
tainer of certain quartz mines, mills, &c,
located on his grant. The mines in ques-
ton are the richest in that section of the
country, and are known as the Josephine
lead.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
Orouille DaiIp Butte &ctnrh.
led DAILY (sUNDAYs ExcEPTED)

rT" OFVIcE In Record binding on Myers Street,
Fast side, between Montgomery and Bird, Oroville
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20

OREGoN The late Congress, we believe
authorized the people of Oregon to assemble
in convention and adopt Constitution pre-
paratory to applying for admission into the
Union as asoveregn State. Oregon papers
of late date state that the white popula-
tion Of Territory now numbers some forty
or forty Ave thousand,-just about half
the number to entitie them to one Congress
man.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RpV VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
4 D out Of the District Court, Nnih Judicial Dis
ric in and for Butte county AMI State Of California
ia me directed and delivered. commanding me to
make the ot four hundred and ninety three
slxiy-iso ebnnd-'dlh~ du r. ,etl. and c,,,I. OF
suit In The sum of ten dollars. tuPeher with all the
cots nccrung on laid writ wherein n. Carroll is
rlainiif and simon Gerrase and j. W Whaling are
he defendants. | have levied upon and will sell at
public sale To- the hghe-l bidder Tor cash the 18th
day of May 4. ID. l-j1 at the hour uf two o'clock
VI. the following described property 10 wit: Al Of
the right. title and uteret Of the above named de-
PENDANTS, in and tu building situated the corner
Of Isl rd and Lincoln streets. upon lot number four
a in hl ick number three 80 ~ laid down on the
plot Of the tpwD Of Orovile, IA Butte county.
California, end known n the Musical Hall. aid
building being about thirty feet wde and sixl six
feet in leugth. together with The scenery stag, and
fixtures therennto b' longing also all of the night
title and interest of the above named defendants by
right oi lease otherwise. IN anu 10 that portion Of
the above described lot upon which said building is
situated.
The above sale TO take ,,lace at the COnr, House
door in the town of brove, county anc state aore.
said. r. REER, Sheriff Bute count.
0roville, May An, l-57. my4-4w.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20

~ A Washnton correspondent Of the
San Francisco Hsrdd writes rs follows:
Mr.. Fry, Mail agent for the State of Cal
Rornia, is retained for the present, but, it
is said will be removed in accordance with
the adopted rule Of rotation in Office This
policy is demanded Is II rule Of justice and
political reciprocity, and should be carried
out strictly, There will be no further i'm
mediate appointments made for your State,
the foreign and interior State appointments
being amply sufficient to entertain the Cab
net for some time TO come. Your highly
esteemed townsman, Ed F. Beale, Esq will
visit you shortly, on an exper mental trip
with the camels lately imported by our gov
ernment
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
Jusa Received and in Store.

A Aiurpe supply of Alcohol Campheno Lard Sperm
Polnr, kentstuOt, AMI Boiled OILS. Solar cd, and
Camphene Lamp Wicks. Cuudle Wick'ng Wax and
Night Tupers, Soda, Castillo Soup, Salad Oil
in Basket Wofe'- Schapps Ilostctters Bitlers. pure
Cream Tartar. eIrychnine, Castor oil. and Wynn
kuop's Medicines. Wholesale and re;uil. 10y
ALBAN, THOMAS X co.
ap7tf Corner and sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20

.GS- A Mr. George Of Sacramento, law
yer by profession, has been arrested, an
Indictment for perjury having been found
against him tv The Gro"A lnrv
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
OrppiI.e Nai,q Eutte Rerarh.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY Goth. 1857

We learn from the Coloma .frgHS, that an
other of the prisoners who recently escaped
from the Ell Dorado County Jail, has been
captured His name is Williams, and he is
a horse thief
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20

Is- A Governor of Utah has not yet
been found 1t is proposed to send to Utah
n military force of $500 men oficerel by men
of character, who have families, who will
accompany them also to appoint as Judges
nd executive officers men Of moral worth
and standing who have families; ani thus it
is hoped that a society will be formed which
will present good example to the Saints
and form the nucleus Of aa enlightened aud
moral community.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
sTOT LET.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE for a family, cnn.
u sisting of seven rooms. neatly furnished win
, good well of wat on the premises Th" rent OF
house and furniture taken in board II deS'r rcd.
Inquire at this Office. HplJu
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
RANCH BUTTER AND EGGS

<aR.JC. YOUNG, will keep constantly on hand
vi al the BANK EXCHANGE, Il supply of Fresh
Ranch Butter and Eggs, direct from his Ranch In the
Coast Range. ap7u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
Q r 0 VII {
Steam Saw Mill,
READ OF MONTGOMERY ST.

ENNHE Proprietor of this establishment IL now pre-
81 pared Ia contract for. and deliver orders from
300 IT, $50 OOO feet of either common Pine or Red
Er Lumber. M the lowest market rates The Red
Sir will DC found the best Fencing l. amber that can
be used
An persons aboHt TO build, will find 1t % their nd-
"antaga Ia purchRsp ut this mill, thry can have
their nnbrr sawed TO order. in lengths aud sizes to
suit and delivered Free OF Charge.
Attached to tNs establishment is one Of Wood
worth'- Patent iisning Tungueing and Gfooving
Machines. aud all orders for Planed Lumber o any
des crpu0n can beIlmmediately 'hed
Always ON hand. Shelving. Flooring. beveled Sid
ing. J8i-t Fencing Boards, Sluioe Lumber, Pickes
Lathe Shakes and Shingles
Also on hand. Doors, Windows, fIc Or 'ers for
Go0rs, Windows, aud Blinds. filed with despatch
GEO w GARRIDTT.
'Oroville, April 2lth, 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-20
roRoVTLIE
Water Works S.
G. W. GARRIOTT, ..PROPRIETOR

G. W. GARRI0TT, ,......... PROPRIETOR,
INTENDS Immediately to commence extending
"A the main pipe through Montgomery, D0wner.
bird, Hunoon, and Myess streets Parties VINO wish
u have attachments iRade To the same, will have
them attended 10 bv leaving their orders at tc Oro-
vile Stea Mill Ofsce.
The nj eantnges ot these Water Works to the cit
liens OF Oroville. mu1 be- apparent to every one-sn
auxiliary aud labor to- the housewife, IA we'll as
store. restaurant and hoel Keepers, and ready at all
times of the day or nigat tor .her
Il + G u l. A L | q y S.
1st. Parties wanting the water must apply at the
office and obtain their certificates for the same. by
paying the ot service pipe an one .lh. rent
2nd. No addition OF alteration whatever in or
about any pipe or wEter cock, shall be made, or
caused to be made 10y persoEs taking he water with
out permission ol the proprietor.
3ri. All persons taksg water shall keep their own
service pipes, stOp-coc4s. sud apparatus, in good
order, at their own rxptnsc, and shall prevent any
unnecessary waste "f water.
4th Parties taking the wnter and allowing Their
meehbors aud Others 10 use the same, Ill be chargel
double rates. or more the may he.
5lh The Water Rent Is due in advance monthly,
md In all wnere the rent is not paid by the 9Th
the water will 0e stopped.
The proprietor is al Il times supplied with matcri-
nj ior service pipe water closets &C, and has in his
employ OF the best plumbers IN the stae.
Ornvile, April = IN. 1881.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
For the Qaasqueton Guardian
BELLADoNNA IN scARLFr FEvrp,

BELLADoNNA IN SCARLET FEVER. 4
MEssRs. EDIroR Tile superiority d,
Homeopathic treatment above all others,
~ Scarlet Fever, requires no labored
defence, for its success has been abund-
.antly shown by statistics and comparison
of facts. That Bellalonna, (if properly
used, is as sure a preventive of Scarlet
Fever as vaccination is of Small Pox is
a@fact we'll established. '.',a.'-4 '.-a-.a
The object of this communication is to
state the proper manner of using it (; also,
to mention another disease often mistaken
for Scarlet Fever, for which other rene
dies are required.
Scarlet Fever is contagious disease,
characterized by swelling of the face and
scarlet appearance of the skin all over
the body, which is of bright red rasp-
berry color, or of hue resembling q
boiled lobster; smooth and CLASSY, upon,
which the finger being pressed leaves q
white imprint, which almost immediately
disappears :; feeling of soreness or pain
in the throat, DC. When this disease
prevails epidemically, the skeptical are
requested to use Belladonna after the fol-
lowing directions. Mix ten drops of the
Homeopathic tincture, Sd potency, in a
wine glass full of water, stir it well, and
to children under two years of age give
about half a teaspoontul three times a
day; to those over two years teaspoon
full; and to adults, one drop of the tin cture
in draught of cold water Administer
IL thus for about two days, unless slight
dryness, or uneasiness about the throat is
felt, or faint rash should appear about
the neck or breast, when it should be dis
continued for two or four days, then
resumed till the epidemic is passed, Civ.
ing the medicine twice or three times a
week ). at the same. time observe the
Homeopathic diet, particularly avoiding
vinegar and spices. The Rash or Meili,
airy eruption is distinguished from pure
Scarlet Fever by the dark redness of the
ettiorescence by the slight pressure of the
finger leaving no white imprint, and by
the small granular elevations which are
felt on pressing the hand over the skin OF
the affected part; some parts of the skin
are free from these granular elevations
The etflorescence may disappear sud
denly and is then productive of extreme
danger, frequently terminating in fatal
result. Those who have been once affec-
ted with thissdisorder, are by no means
exempt from future attacks. Soreness of
the throat is chiefly encountered when the
eruption is altogether wanting, but it is
also frequently met with, before the out
break of the rash, becoming trivial during
the full bloom, aud again very severe on
the disappearance Of the sameai
This disease requires different treat
ment from Scarlatina, and Belladonna,
the specific remedy in the latter, is neither
a preventive nor an indispensably cura-
tive medicine, but simply an auxiliary in
some cases. Yours truly,
v.a-a LEWIS DODGE, M. d.,
Cleveland, Ohio
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
LETTER FROM GEN. SHIELDS.
FARRlDArLT, R4cE Co NJ. T., }
Anvil 18th. lSJl.
1itors of The Pioneer and Democrat

To :le Editors Of The Pioneer and Democrat:
GENTLFxES: -Rumors have been in circulation
in this region Of the Torritory for several days,
that band OF indians were in the vicinity OF
Mankato burning houses and killing settlers.
The Post Boy has this nmatnt arrived fFem St
Peters, aud others have como in from the Blue
Earth country and al state that there is not tie
slightest foundation for these absurd req orts.
I hope the papers Of the Territory will hasten
to correct any false impression Oh this subject
aswe l1low'if they get into circulation in the
East, they Will have the effect to deter eiAigrants
from bringing their families to this Territory
YIou may declare, with truth, that there is nti-
Their hostility or sign Of hostility amongst the
Indian tribes in this Territory.
I. Hours truly, "a JAS. SHIELDS.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
Er Mr.. WALKERS Secretary. STAN

LS" Mr. WALKERS Secretary, STAN
TON, has published an address 10 the
people of Kansas, in which he says that
the present administration recognises the
authority of the Territorial Legislature
and all its bogus enactments, test oaths
and bloody code included. And under
this policy Kansas must be quoted. WAL
KER is dictator, and says the people must
submit to the most odious tyranny that
was ever sought to be exercised over an
intelligent people. The administration is
going to pacify Kansas, not by a wiser
policy, not by endeayoring to suppress
the causes which justly provoked resist
ance, but by the strong arm of military
poverty the sabres Of I. S. Dragons
We shall see but we shall be much
mistaken if Gov. WALKER finds the free
laborers Of the North as tractable under
the lash Of the overseer, as the drove o.
niggers on his Mississippi plantation.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
G 0 NJ M frfial.
Quasqueton Price Current.


CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY y. n, Lxwrs.
FLOUR-per hundred So so; wholesale s., 25-
WHEAT-P blu. 6O@70 cts.
CORN-i2 bu 6O@T5 cts. ers
OATS-P bu. SOC. 'a3
POTAToEs-P bu. 75@ 90 800.
BEANs-S2,OO p bu. SO ina e..ss
HAMS-l4c., shoulders l2e. hogs hd.es.
BEEF-6@s nd. per Is s@lOc.
EGGS-i2 doz. l2iaa. y
CHEESE-f2 ID. l6.
BUTTER--f2 ID. IS. y, urarg q,fr
APPLES DR1ED-i2 ID $50.
CHICKENS p ID Sets.
TURKIES-59 ID 10 cts.
SUGAR-l2I9@20.
COFFEE-l6@2O cts ef
CANDLES-Tallow. 90 cts Sterine, IS OTIS
LARD-l0 cts. F.t, tFaa. tf
OYSTERS-Cove, p can, 81 90; Fresh, So
CRACKERS-P ib l2la cts.
SALTS; p Dbl. $3.50. H.a-.3
ONIONS-49 Blu. 81, 90.
TURNIPS-25 cents. tet
LUMBER-Oak, p NJ, $l5,Oo@3000 Wal
nut, $50, 100000; Pine. $4,000 $1,000.
SHINGLES-$5,OO s't
VOOLFOLK and Hickory p cord. 1926.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02


1g- Looking over the half dozen num-
bers of GoDEY's LADIES Book, which the
publisher has sent us, we could notavoid
the conclusion, that unless the subscrip
ton to that magazine is most materially
and Immediately increased, SOME Of our
married friends hereabouts won be able
TO sleep easy atnights. We should like
to know what lady, VINO once gets an
insight of the treasures ii contains, will
willingly consent to be without ii. And
as Mr.. Cooley expressly forbids his sub
scribers from lending the Book, there is
no alternative left her but to tease we
believe that's the term her husband till
he sends for il. But, fortunately for the
husband, Mr.. GoDEY has put the, terms
OF his magazine so low, that he can graf
-ifyhis wife at the slightest possible dimi-
mutton of his purse, as will be seen by
reference to the advertisement. A club
has recently been started here, and addi-
tons can be made to it at any time at the
regular club rates. Better send imme-
diately, gentlemen, for You'll have to do
it eventually. ~ ,fsrs 81 s..s,,fe i.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
Tzy- The trio of the Ciplian seem

re- The trio of the Civifian seem to
think it possible that they may be able to
cudgel from their prolific brains another
idea by the end Of next week, We hope
50, gentlemen indeed we do. We thank
you kindly for letting US know before
hand when YOU expected another attack,
especially as you think it liable to throw
US into " fits But as fits have no par
ticnlar terrors for US, by virtue of oul
professional calling, which, by the way,
seems to trouble somebody about the
CiriIioa office extensively, we hope you
will not hesitate to print the preciou;
thing when it eliminates. r. s-...
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
Eg-lAn attempt was made 10 commi,

a rape upon the person Of a young lady,
who was travelling alone in, one Of The
Western Stage Company's coaches, be-
i,ween Delhi and Dubuque, on Tuesday
eveniag last, by three of the drivers of
the Company. The attempt, however,
was frustrated by the passengers Of
another coach, which was in close prox-
unity. t.sf{ defiN 81 hnm
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02

Gg We publish to-day, for the bene-
fit of our readers, the proclamation of
Judge RoszELL, calling for of this
county, to decide whether twill loan its
credit TO the Wapsipinicon & st. Peters
Valley Railroad. The Judge, with a par
tizanmeanness in striking contrast with
the course of most of the officers in the
counties surrounding us, and utterly OBJ
livious of the interests Of this section of
the county, refused US a copy for publ
cation, although we applied to him for
one, and consequentlyme were compelled
to await its publication in the Civilian.
We hope every man will canvas well this
examine fully the benefits
which must accrue from its adoption,
and we feel assured that he must decide
in its favor. We shall endeavof II
cuss this matter fully, hereafter.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
ng- The CITY Of Galena, bv an

1 Gg- The City Of Galena, by an al
most unanimous vote, has decided in fav
or of loaning the credit of the city to
the Great Northwestern Railroad, TO the
amount of five, hundred thousand dol
lars. The Iowa Northwestern and 'Illi-
nois Northwestern Roads have been con
solidaled, and he Company have, prom
ised 70 put the first division Of the road,
from .Galena TO The Summit, including
the bridge at Tete DIES Mortcs, immedi-
ately under contract. We fully believe
that il needs but o favorable response of
the people Of this county TO the propo-
,sition ofsloaniny it's credit to tho Mapsl
piniconi& st.qPeters Valley Railroad, in
order, also, 10 secure the advantages of
this road "
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

T HAVE this day associated THOMAS A.
Il JERNEGAN as partner with me in my store
In this place. All notes and accounts can be
settled at my store as before and all indebted to
me are requested to come forward and settle with.
out delay. j. NJ. BENTHALL.
Quasqueton. April 18th, 1857 rr (ls-,f
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02
Ezy- The Democratic party is not pro

slavery--oh, no But when a Demo
crat, like Mr.. TAYLOR, of st. Louis, or
Cows. GEARY and REEDER, express them
selves favorable to freedom, how quickly
some Journal reads them out of the par
ty, and all the rest cry amen
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-05-02

E~ 1t is stated by Nebraska papers
that Forts Pierre, Kearney and Laramie
are to be abandoned by the United States
troops, and much dissatisfaction is felt in
consequence, assthe Indian tribes in the
vicinity are anything but friendly.