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+ueber Notfersburo 563 MctGsn.
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Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25

Ee- The political guillotine is ncv OPP
Grating with a rapidly quite bewildering
to our anti-Lecompton democratic friends
Within the past week the slaughtering Of
obstreperous post-masters has been pro-
digious, among whom are GRAY, of Cleye-
land, PRICE, of Chicago, and CoRKERY,
of Dubuque. The effect of this deter
mined action of the Administration is APP
parent in the gradual caving in of the
doughfaces in Congress. SO that now Le-
compton has clear majority in the both
Houses.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
MORGAN STALLION
"vERMONT TIGERS,
For Sale.

IN October last, John ii. Campbell, of Sax
L tons River, Vermont, and myself imported
from that State one of the best, if not the best
Morgan Stallion in Vermont He is perfect
made animal for strength and end urance, while
his speed is more than an average for horses of
his weight, which is 1900 pounds. He is of n
deep bay color, black name and tail, and will
be ten years old next Spring. Nohorse in Yer
mont has produced more uniform good stock
His reputation is unsurpassed. knowing that
such horse was needed in the West, we i'm
ported him at great expense. | have purchased
Mr.. Cempbell's interest in the animal, and now
offer him for sale at price ut little above cost
He is perfectly kind easily taken care Of, and
well broken for the buggy or for daught ]
will sell him credit, or take in exchange land
cattle swine or sheep. He may be seen at my
farm, Woodstock Grove.
For further particulars inquire of
HENRY =. CHASE, NJ. ID.
4-u) Independence Iowa
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
INDEPENDENCE ITEMS.
INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 22, IS,


Mr.. EDITOR Il have but little to
communicate this week, but such as there
is give | unto YOU If not worth pub
fishing, lay it away very carefully under
the editorial table. You were up, be-
lieve, at the Pilgrims Festival, and prob
ably took notes of the " doings." was
unable to be present myself, and could
only give sketch of the proceedings
from hearsay. From all the accounts
it would require an eyewitness" to
present faithful record Of what trans
PRED, and such record would undoubt-
cdly be graphic and interesting.
This evening grand concert is to be
given by the Independence Brass Band,
in Morse's Hall, to be followed by a Ball,
and Supper at the White House. 1t is
to be hoped that the Concert will be
generally attended by our citizens, as all
are interested in having the Band become
a permanent institution. The members
are all "good fellows" and are entitled
to much credit for the perseverance
they have manifested in supporting them
selves so long under discouraging cir
cumstances.
As contrast to the numerous gaye.iea
of the season, there is now going on i'm
the NJ. E. Church, revival of Religion,
embracing, | am told, many converts,
some of whom have lived many years in
the service of Satan The Pastor, Rev.
Mr.. PooR, is aided in his labors by his
son, VIM. III. Poor, a young man of fine
attainments, and an eloquent preacher
Meetings have been held nightly for
some time past, and will be continued the
present week.
On Friday night last, an Irishman
named McGRADr, escaped from the Jail,
and left for parts unknown. He was
confined on a charge of larceny. Some
person from the outside furnished him
with an auger, case knife and chisel.-
With the latter article he made a saw OF
the knife, and easily Invested himself OF
his shackels, and with the auger he bored
holes in the door, and removed the lock.
The Jail is miserable thing, in no way
adapted for tie purpose, but under the
present circumstances of the county f.
nances, it is the best that can be afforded.
There is but little security for the com
munity against the depredallons of Grim
inals, on account of the looseness of our
criminal code, and especially in view OF
the difficulty of retaining the scoundrels
when they are once put in limbo. Some.
thing will have TO be done soon to make
the punishment of criminals more certain
or the necessity of the case will compel
the people TO resort to summary ven
geance under the auspices of judo
Lynch. MONCRIFF.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
Foreign News.
New York FEB

new Ofk, rep. ~.
The Steamer Baltic, from Liverpool,
eco p. NJ, Sd inst, arrived here last
night. The Africa arrived at 1850 p.
NJ, Saturday, 3oth January.
The Baltic experienced continued
succession Of heavy westerly gales, dur
ing the entire voyage, with very cold
weather.
Great Brilain.-The steamship, Levia-
than, was successfully fioated in the
Thames, on Sunday the 3lst day Of Jan
uary. The final floating of the great
ship was effected with perfect ease. The
Leviathan was lowed by four powerful
tug boats, to her mooring opposite Depts-
ford, where she will remain until her in
ternal arrangements are complete. The
Atlantic Telegraph Company publish a
report to the share holders. 1t is propos-
ed to raise a certain amount of new capt.
tai, by an issue Of eco shares, with which
to meet the charges of 700 miles of addi-
tional cable no w in course of manufacture,
and to provide for contingencies. Great
confidence is expressed in the success OF
the attempt to lay the cable next summer
Cyrus w. Field is appointed general
manager.
The Prince and Princess Frederick
William of Prussia, quilted England on
the Cd inst. They proceeded from Lon
den by rail road to Gravesend. where they
EN- parked in the Royal Yacht In the
city of London and along the route there
was perfect Grafton.
A frightful colliery explosion occurred
at pit near Ashton, under Ryna; about
100 men were in the pit at the time. 1t
is feared that many Of them were killed.
AT latest dates about 40 had been taken
out alive, some more or less injured, and
two dead.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
County Agricultural SOciet-.


Ess- Some time during the past veal
We called the attention of the farmers o.
our county to the subject of the forma.
ton of County Agricultural Society
and was thinking of renewal of the
subject when the following call was placed
in our hands. The utility and benefit Of
these societies cannot be gainsayed. They
undoubtedly incite to investigation and
experiment, by which much that is use
full is brought TO light and given applica
ton. They have done much towards
applying science to agriculture, and in
giving TO that branch of labor dignity
which IT did not formerly possess. They
have broken in upon traditional customs,
and rendered obsolete many notions
which had formerly trammeled this--the
great basis of all business, until now il
is fast becoming an intelligent pursuit.
Agriculture must necessarily be the
great interest of our State, and to effeclu-
ally concentrate that interest so as to prt :
cure proper consideration and protection,
10 better method can be taken than Ibis.
With central society and these county
ramifcalions, a unanimity of action can
be secured, which, brought to bear upon
amy question conducive to the interest of
Agriculture, would certainly secure its
adoption. 1t las only been through lack
of some such combination that hereto
fore this pursuit has received so littlc leg
sa:ivc consideration, here as elsewhere.
1t is not, however, necessary to detail,
specifically, the advantages of these so
cieties, for these arc patent to every mind
Nor do We think it will require much
urging to induce our farmers TO enter
heartily INFO this project. We believe
there is sufficient intelligence and enter
prise among them 10 amply sustain such
a society, both intellectual y and pecuni-
arily. All Of our sister counties are in
advance Of us in ills particular, and i.
is time we were moving in IT, We hope
the ball will be put in thorough motion
on the Goth proximo, and tLat our farmers
viii sec that the movement docs not fail
for want of their sympathy and co-opera-
ton.
ID the Farmers Of Buchanan Count
and all others interested in the Form
alton of a County Agricultural Society.
We, the undersigned, in view Of the
importance as well as benefit derived
from a proper and web regulated Agri-
cultural Society, would invite all persons
who are willing TO cooperate in such an
organization, and aid in sustaining the
same, when organized, to meet al
Morsc's Hall. in Independence, on Sat
urday, Ma: c.. 20th, 1858, at ID O'Clock
A. NJ. to perfect such an organizations
III
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
A Good Move.

Ey- We notice that bill has been in
t-oduced into our legislature, providing
for the publication of all general laws in
every county where a newspaper is pub
lished. This is undoubtedly an excel.
lent movement for publishers, and equally
so, we think, for the people. Under the
present system, no one who does not take
the official papers Of the state, can obtain
amy knowledge, until long after the adj
journment of the Legislature, of the laws
passed, and even then, only those who are
fortunate enough to obtain copy of the
session laws The result has been, that
almost universal ignorance has prevailed,
heretofore, in reference to State laws, and
especially those not included in the Code
If published in the papers throughout the
State, as is done in several of the other
States of the Unien, they would be
brought to the notice Of nine -tenths o.
the people, and would be available for
reference at any time. We therefore
deem this good movement, and hope the
proposition may become a law.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
~- The following we'll

Eg- The following well merited lauda
ton of our friend, Prof GuILBERr, is
taken from Dodge's Western Literary
Museum. published at Cleveland, Ohio
The DR.. is now located in Dubuque, and
there is certainly no better medical au-
thority west of tho Father of Waters
"We have been favored with a copy OF
The Valedictory Address to the gradual
ing class of the Western Homeopathic
College, Cleveland, by Edward A. Gull
bert, NJ. d., Prof. of Obstetrics and Dis
eases of women and children. II is an
able and eloquent composition, and proves
Prof. Guilbert to be not only deeply
skilled in medicine and literature, but a
philosopher and noble hearted philan-
lhropist Such men, place them where
you will, are always blessing to the
public"
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
Republican State Convention.

Republican State Convention will be held
at Iowa City on Thursday, the 18th day of June,
1855, for the purpose of nominating SECRETARY
auditor and Treasurer Of State, and for the
transaction of such other business as may be
deemed necessary by the Convention.
The ratio of repro sentation of each county
viii be one delegate for every one'hundred Re
publican votes, and an additional one for every
fraction over fifty the vote on Governor at the
last State election being the basis. Organized
counties with less than one hundred Republican
voters will be entitled each to one delegate.
Sd: klRkWOOD, W. II. FARMER,
w. p. CLARK H. PRICE,
III. O'CONNOR, q. b. WOODEN.
lies MONIES, Jan. -, leoS. Committee
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-02-25
80 CIV
Lectures.

Gy- The lecture at the Congregations
Church, on Friday evening last, was dc
livered by Dr.. L. c. BIDwELL, of thi.
place. The DIS subject was GEOLOGY
and we are detracting nothing from the
superior merits of some of the previous
efforts, in asserting that his discourse
equaled, if it did not surpass, in point o
interest and instruction, The best of the
series. The lecture was necessarily some.
what lengthy, and yet, SO well selected
were its materials, so plainly and inlelli-
gibly stated is facts, SO eloquent and
forcible lis reasoning. and so well-sus-
tanned its conclusions, that the interest OF
his audience AT no time tagged, nor their
attention in any degree diverted from the
lecturer. This certainly was no small
tribute to his abilities, rs only superior
taste and discrimination could so select
from the broad fields of geological re-
search, facts, theories and hypothesis I'M
doubleday dry to the popular taste, and
so arrange and clothe them as to make
their heightened presence devoid of te.
diousness.
The next lecture will be given, we un
dersland, by Mr.. j. NJ. KELLY