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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
The Future Of Douglas.

The ST, Louis Democrat closes a well
digested article Oh Senator Douglas as
follows: esf
e Mr.. Seward has very aplly said in a
late speech, that II will BE- the duty hence
forth Of the friends Of freedom to watc Ii
the indications which give evidence oil
intent to betray the cause, and what he
has said is only tho expression of q
popular thought. Mr.. Douglass triumph
now consists in nothing but the fact d
having saved himself from ruin in tho
general wreck Of the pro slavery Democ-
racy. and that by taking the free soil
ground. Let him be Chased otherwise
but for . moment, By his own action, and
he goes to keep Pierce, Buchanan, and
the rest Of the great defeated company
To talk Of bis presidential chances, there
fore. is idle. With Bright, Slidell, Ma.
son and the President to restrain him to
the utmost requirements Of the South be-
fore nomination, with y popular defeat
in his own State, running as an avowcd
free -soiler to start with, and with the as
suranee that no other northern Democrat
&c leaders can carry his own State for
himself. much less for Douglas. We think
his prospects not worth discussing.
Much stress has been laid heretofore up
on the fact that Mr.. Douglas had the pop
ular heart. This consolation is now al
most dissipated. The returns show that
hc has not touched the enthusiasm Of the
masses even in Illinois. Thus We see
the people are against him the politi-
Clans are for him. But in tho battle be-
tween people and politicians. are we far
wrong in saying that from the aroused
public spirit which is marshaling the
friends of freedom in this government
i isesident that the people must triumph
N 1860 -
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
Wanted linn cdiate!,.

htl'is Office. in payment Of subscrip.
lion or on account, Twenty five Cords Of
Wood and Five Tons of Hay. We hope
those who have promised to pay US il,
Wood and Produce, will not delay any
longer in doing SO. Our terms require
advanced payments, whether made in
cash or produce, a fact which we hope
our friends viii not overlook.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18

10 PREVENT CABBAGEs FROM CHOW
Ixc TO LoSG SnAsKs.'-To secure
true, solid heads on those stalks that
manifest disposition TO grow to what are
commonly known as 'long slanks.'
take penknifc and stab it through the
stalk about the middle Insert q small
piece OF wood to keep the incision open,
which will check the growth. BY doing
this, good head OF cabbage may be Sc
cured on every stalk Genessee Farmer.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
Prom New York.

$3.50, 900 in bills Of the bogus concern
called the New England Bank. Of Fall
mouth, Maine. have been put in circula.
ton by several Wall street brokers. One
Of the parties, ]. w. .Underhill, was ar
rested yesterday. The bills are signed
+. Riltcnhard, President, and Blank
Martin, Cashier. .s14s
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
TIE GUARDIAN.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER le, 1855.

Tac Guardian Is tho OFFICIAL Paper
or Hnchanan County, nMd having
"a s"Hch larger Circulation than nmy
"fher Paper Published therein. is
'hr most V0 Unable - resident or NON.
resident property holders, md il also
the hest mcsliusM for sdycr,,scrs.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
Capture Of a Suspected SLAYER.
CHARLESTON. Noy. /

CHARLESTON, Nov. 10.
The Kach Brothers arrived here thi.
A. NJ, in charge of Lieut.. Stone. She
was taken on the south coast Of Africa.
on suspicion Of being SLAYER. The
kach Brothers was formerly owned by
Street Bros. of Charleston. and was sold
to parties in Havana. She was provided
with slavcr's outfit. and had So. TOO in
gold. but had no slaves on board at the
time of her capture. @
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
naskin Elected.
Wn1rE PLAIS, n. ". Nov.

HiTE LIAM, ~. j. Nov. H.
The official canvass Of votes in West
Chester county was completed this r. NJ,
with the following results. regarding
the contest between Jno. B. Haskin and
Gov. Kemble, to represent lhe 9th Con-
gressional District:
Haskin, 1906 kemble, 4, S:4. Mr..
Haskin's majority in Westchester coun-
.tv, 1922 and Mr.. kcnble majority in
Rocklahd and Putnam counties Is 1909.
Mr.. Haskin's majority in District is Is,
exclusive of votes cast ford. b. @Haskins
in Westminster and Putnam counties,
where they were rejected.
MISNEsorA-The latest news makes
the Legislature stand thus:
Senate-Republicaas, sv- ~ -is rs
.aft Democrats, s-- 10
hsu Democratic majority; ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 40
Democrats, 81
Republican mai, -i8
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
snarrie0.
IN Superior Township. Nov. ., 1858, by W.
Y. Nelson. Esq. Mr.. j. q. g. NELSON and
Miss FRA NClS C. SUFF1COOL.

An AMUSING DIscovERY.-A ludicrous
affair took place the other day at the
Graffort House, affording considerable
amusement to the guests of that popular
Hotel. One Of the servants employed
IN the house was q young girl. who. whe-
Their from some. fancied or real rcscmb
lance or devotion to the Bard Of -Avoa,
was shonored with the .cognomcn OF
= Shakespeare. : She did not sleep ia
the house, but lodged wiu,- her mother,
alta little distance from the hotel. A few
nights since the employees of the hotel
had balland supper prepared for them,
and to this festival Shakspeare" was
invited. Ayoung man who had become
somewhat enraptured by the good looks
Of the girl. offered his services rs her
beau, and escorted, her to the supper Ia
BILE, where he paid her much attention,
and all her expenses. She had previous
~ been alfred by the other girls of the
hotel. who contributed to her decoration
from their own wardrobes. They found
considerable difficulty in making the
dress fit her form, but finally fixed her
up SO that she passed. After supper her
swain became still more aud more devo-
ted to her, danced with her all the time,
and was observed to bejealo,ls Of the at
tcntions offered her by the other beaux.
The ball broke up about O'Clock in the
morning. and that being too late for
Shakespeare to 60 home, she accepted Nh
invitation Of two Of the other girls, and
shared their bed. In the morning, some
accident led to the awful discovery that
Shakespeare was il Boy. Further inqui-
ries being made, it appeared that the dis
guise had been adopted some months
ago, at thes suggestion Of the bey's moth
er, and for the purpose Of enabling him
to obtain employment, which he could
not get as a boy. lie has worn crino-
Inc ever since August, and all that time
has conducted himself with much pro-
priety Dubuque Times.
\ 3
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18

ILLINOIS ELEcTIoS.--The Chicago
Press and Tribune Of the 10th says !: (
We have the satisfaction of announc-
ing this morning that returns have been
received from all the counties in the
State but three, footing up as follows:
Republican ] 1s. 905, Democratic l 10, :
77l-Republican majority s,lsi. The
counties yet to hear from are Calhoun,
Jackson and Williamson. which gave
Richardson 2,790 over Bissell in 1856.
This would leave the Republican MAORI
ty 5,344 in the whole State. The Off
cial result will probably not vary 500
votes from these figures. Our majority
is as likely to so above 5000, as to fall
below it. We shall publish the full off ;
cial returns as soon as received.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
The Grand Result. in New York.

The Grand Result i'm New York.
| We are able to-day 10 give, with sufii
cient exactness. the grand result Of last
Tuesdays battle, viz:
The election of the entire Republican
State Ticket BY a majority Of $4,000.
The election Of Opposition % Of The
s3 Members of Congress.
The election Of SO Of the les Mem
bers OF the Assembly.
The election Of 2 Senator's TO fill the
vacancies caused by the resignation Of
one and the disqualification of another
! Democrat. g
The election of full two-thirds Of the
Sheriffs, Clerks. Judges, Justices, Coro-
ners, &c., in the State.
/ A gain Of 10000 votes.
A gain Of Members Of Congress.
A gain OF 40 Members Of Assembly
A gain of 2 Senators; and
A gain Of the political character lost
last year, BY our apathy, m
Few States ever did as we'll none this
year have done any better. No one ex-
pected as much. 1t would have been
ungencrous to have coveted more. We
are -dtbaay Epeaing Journal
/ A SINGULAR VoTE.-At the late cleo
lion in Massachusetts, the town of South
Danyers voted rs follows for Governor
Banks, Republican. Al
Beach, Democrat .44a
Lawrence, American, IA
That town was very impartial in. its
favors. and was determined that no party
should have cause to complain Of ii.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
HARRIsBrnG, Nov. /

The Governor has issued q writ for an
extra election in Berks county, to sup
ply the vacancy caused by the rcsigna-
/ ton Of j. G.. Jones.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
The New Congress.


! Tho complete returns have slightly
changed our calculations on the next
House Of Representatives though the fl
cures are about the same. We have
gained one Representative in New York
more than we have claimed before, and
lost one in Wisconsin. The count of the
Washington Union agrees substantially
with ours. 1t is as follows, with a change
Of one figure for Republican, loss in
Wisconsin
The House consists Of o36 members,
OF these the Republicans have elected
1903 the Anti Lecompton Democrats l3;
and the Nationals "a. There are yet SO
members to elect. Their districts are
now represented by Democrats SO, Anti
Leeomptonites !, Americans IL, and Re-
publicans Z. 1t is admitted that the
Republicans will gain two in Connecli-
cut, who added to three in New lamp
shire, in Minnesota, and in Rhode
Island. will swell the Republican force to
liz. ~
Il is supposed that Haskins. Reynolds
and Clark. Of New York. Hickman aud
Schwartz OF Pa. Davis. Of Ind, and
Adrian, Of N. j.. will act with the Re-
publicans in the organization Of the House
II so. the Republicans will elect the
speaker and Clerk, aud secure the. Com
mittecs at once. @
The aggregate vote on Congressman
in New York. foots up as follows. giving
simply majorities
D'sa"'s, 80. 49, !, OtW ss.-s
Opposition, ....s...-...7O ,0l4
Opposition Majority, G6,344
In 1857, the Democrats carried the
State by $4,000 majority. They now
loose il BY &c, 344. which is Democrat
ic loss ofls4.344 in one year. That will
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18

THANKsGIvISG.--Inf four states, YER
mont. New York, New Jersey, and Penn
sylsania, Thanksgiving is appointed on
the 18Th; and in thirteen states OH The
18th, viz Massachusetts. Maine, New
Hampshir, Rhode Island. Connecticut.
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa. In
diana, Missouri, Mississippi, and Alaba-
....
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
AYERS
CHERRY
PECIORA
81. FOX tiit ksPiD CCEE OF
Colds, Coughs and
HOarScaaess,
FOR TIN RAPID crnr or

BaIMFIELD, Mass, Goth Dee, 1855
DIR. j. c. AYEn do not hest
tate to say the best remedy | have
ever found for Coughs. Hoarse-
ness, Influenza. and the eoncom-
liant symptoms Of a cold, il Your
cherry PEcroRAL, Its constant
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
The Indians Again.

s LhcTc are ruuorS Oh thrcatcneu INDIAN
hostilities on our northwestern frontier.
We hear it stated on very reliable au-
thority. that large number are eamped
near Spirit Lake, and that they have al
ready committed some slight depreda-
tons upon the settlers. Messengers.
with petitions praying the Governor to
send the Frontier Guard again To that
point, have already been dispatched to
the capital. There is no doubt that this
measure Of protection should be adopted
at once. The scarcity Of provisions will
render the Indians unusually greedy for
plumber. and hence the necessity for i'm
mediate action. Prompt action now viii
keep our frontiersmen quiet and secure,
and doubtless preserve many valuable
lives. II Iowa were only Slave State,
the Spirit Lake massacre-morc brutally
barbarous than that Of Wyoming or
Cherry Vafley-would have been cele-
brated in our national history, and our
frontiers would have bristled with Fed
eral bayonels ever since. But as we are
q Free State, our people must protect
themselves. They are able to do It. So
mote il be.-Hdmaton freeman
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
Opposition Nn;oritv

OFPOsItlUH NHJUr1ty, 6b,J4I n.
In 1857, the Democrats carried the
State BY $4,000 majority. They now
loose il By 66,344. which is Democrat
ic loss Of s4.344 in one year. That will
do. New York is good for loo, 900 Re-
publican majority in ls60.-Du6. Times.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18

/ How THE Pass IS AFFLICTED DY DEAn
HEADS. - Railroads occasionally com
plain Of dead heading. but no institution
suffers SO much from it as the Press
4 sensible writer says:
The Press endures the infection OF
dead headisni from the pulpit, tbs bar
and the stage from corporations. socie-
ties and individuals. 1t is expected to
yield its interests il is required to give
strength TO weak Institutions, eyes to the
blind, clothes to the naked, and bread to
The hungry; il is asked to cover up in-
trmIties, hide weakness. and wink at
mproprieties il is expected to herald
quacks, bolster up dull authors, and Hat
ter the vain; il is, in short. TO be all
things % all men /; and il il looks FOR pay
or reward. il Is denounced as mean and
sordil. There is no interest under the
Whole heaven, that Is expected to give
50 much 10 society without pay or thanks
Is tie Press
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Dec. l.

AB1 TELEGRAFh-l
Flour-In lg0re demand; sales l000 bbls 50 IA 10
Uns1Ind 25ea 90 for super STATE; 81 1904 95 Tor
good stale; 81 3 weS, 81 s05 10 for
med ives; SIS 35G5 50 for shipping Ohio Canadian
shsde better; sales 600 bbs Al S6 p for TO choice
Ry. -four S325Sal 10.
Whea-HeaTy; sales 1000 bu fair white Mich 81 25
bu red southern 81 O5i Is; 800 bU white southern
AT 81 l2Q 70 both lots inferior to fair $500 bu Mw club
prsvate terms
Rye-Quet at 766l7sc for North River
BaleY-UachanGed; sales 5000 bu fair Canada EaseIn
q SIC.
CoulIarket heavy; sales $500 bu mixed at 7s5s9
75c for Inferior TO good.
Oats-Firu at 47l749c for state; 5259 ass for Can.
Whisky-Unohaueed sales 900 Obls at 24c.
POrk-Fmer; sales Of 100 bbls at Sl7 60l7 65 for old
mess; Sls2 25 for do; SIS IS for prime; Sl7 so FOR
unispected mess, including 200 bbls mess for Dec
and Jan on private terms.
prime IS 00690 90 for country mess seen for Fepacked
mess; Sl l2 Beef hams rule eady sales
l,401 btis S4(1l5 for prime. Mess beef at Slsa9.
Cut MeatsSeady; sales 50 hhds al exc for shoulders:
81 a9szc for hams.
bacOn-Quiet.
LaTdFmeI sales 100 bbls at lOz9lc including 1000
bbis at ll5tc in Nav OF June.
Dressed HOgs-5(GIA[c.
lsc for Ohio
Cheese-SGqc
and n. Y. Dec. LIST, 3d. 800 bbls
Total stock Of Beef, IS 492 pxgs
des-FIm sales 900 al &c for Buenos Ayres; &c for
Vera Cruz.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-02
NEW YORK CATTLE AIARKEr-Dec. !.

The market hss been rather lively owing 4 de-
ceaSof stock and prices better for the nigh grades
but the lower qualities rather easier receipts 30
Quota3Ts 7sgSc for medium qualities, and $40
exc for the best
Sheep and Lambs-Ara in better demand at advance
Of 20c clrcass receipts 376 prime quality brough
s. 5lG5 IS per head.
Swne-In coed demand; receiss 20,70O; eorn-fed Ess
5Sc dessed hogs, for mess pork, 7S7c super qualities
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-02
BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-Dec. I.

FouT-The market is dull but firm: 81 - for tbs Low
grades OF sunerne; IS 25 good TO choice ezra
wesiorn and Canadian; IS 55,6l5 for double extras.
WheatIu moderate demand the low grades; sales Of
l009 bu Chiesgo spring aoat, O Loo bu good white
G0rn-ScaTce; holders firm at 71c
Barley end Reno sales.
Oats-Firm at SOC
Whisky-Fsrm al DC
dressed Hoss-Firmer. and selling a. 666szc
receipts, = hOUrs-Fl0ur 6 80 bbis wheat 500 hu
lanai O0 bu wheat points between here
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-02
Star of the ,VOrth,
The best Gas Consuming Stove in the
WOrldI

THIS is the most wonderful STOVE
L that has been made, and the only one that can
keep CONTINUOUS coNBUsTIoN Of GASES, thereby pro-
ducing remarkable FLAME rom ANTH ACITE COAL.
By the peculiar Arrangement Of the apparatus the oxygen
Of the atmospheric is distributed equally the whole
surface Of the 6repO such that each jet
fame burning from the cOnca perfoTa' ed plate and air
hamber, shall meet in the center of the throat
chance for the Gases to escape unless mingled with the
oxygen which produces continuous fame and thereby
large increase Of This combination makes II the
economical heating Stove the World Try it. andsee if
our statement is Ove-Tated.
The FLAME produced from these GASES makes Of the
most CHEERFUL FIRES that can be imagined and all
ANTHRACITE Coal
with very little clre.
One lest has been made by public and the man
ucfufers are sustained in all they have ever claimed for
this Stove
Forsale by he subscribers the only authorized Agents
JOHN INGERSoLL CO,
Dealers il stoves, &c, I2 Superior street.
sepl5 d2m 2oe Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-02
oswEGo PRODUCE MARREr-p.c I

IBY TELEGRAPH
Flour-Steady and in modera'e demard S595 25 for
extras
Wheat-DUll Al nominaly 81 l21 for red Indiana and
Ohio; 81 Is for white do.
Corn-Quiet-
Considerable -four IS being shipped by rall 42c the
Hudson
Lake lmparts and Canal Exports unimpertani.
The weather Is cold and wtEd east
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-02

REMARKS The market quite active today and tbs
extensive supply prime medium stock Just about
sufficient accommodate all parties After the packing
ever cattle will be good demand this vciu
", and without doubt boef will rule firm. Hereafter from
present indications, transactions will
mated character and the Ceve nd cattle market will he
better par0uzed The loc central and convenient
Dealers by attending sales wei as
much valuable time in looking after stock in ether sec rs
Of the country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-02
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-Dec. /.

ARRIVALS.
& Co. - ' = =
Prop Owego, Kirby, Dunkirk; AZ tons mdse
Schr sea Gull, Wood, Buffalo; 1l2 tons mdse NfiN
Schr Worhluston. Cury. Buffalo, loo bbls salt 900
bags do, Hobby, Hughes Co
cLEARANC ICES.
Prop Ovego. Kirby Danlirk; lot sundrles
SchT Malquette, Mcclure Chicago; S6 OF coal; c.
Dickinson.
sohT Sea Gull Bradley, Buffalo, rs coal Tod Yaes
- Ihe schooner c. Winsi0E bound from Chicago for
Seso Win cargo OF 1900 bu vhess arrived Sunday
night On arriving At the mouth OF
u6u found the ice so formidable headed his vessel
lot ths port where she will discharge cargo There are
several other vessels their lower lakes who
MI hsEe 10 follow the example set BY the Wusov-Baa5
ETprSs
AeRoUSn-Tne Plsnet bard sground in the south
channels Of the ST. Clair Flats
ASHORE E-The schooner Seneca Chief with cargo ofgyR
sum Is ashore on Mohawk Island -Des. tribune
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-02

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lum6us Cincinnati Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and Pittsburg' Railroads.
Al SoloI. with hacks 10 Chagrin Falls SC
Al d 2at..- aat..:. Wi.h hacks for Ravenna, &c
AT Braceville with hacks to Newton Raiis &C
AT Wanen with hacks to sharon, Greenfield Msadgils
Bloomfield Canfeld, sc.
AT YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence by P. F. W &C. r.
R. to Pittsburgh.
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