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Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13
TIE BAD LANDS OF NEBRASKA

TIE BAD LANDS OF NEBRASKA
Prof. Wharton, of Kenyon College, con-
tributes to the Protestant Episcopal
Quarterly Review for this month, brief
but highly interesting article on the
/" "Mauvoses Terres," or Bad Lands of
Nebraska. He maintains that, $50 far
as the occupation of arabic lands is con-
cerned" (on this side of the Rocky
Mountains J, "we have the extreme limit
of our territorial extension, striking
westward from the Missouri Valley
The Eastern slope of the Rocky Noun
tains is bounded by 'vast extent of
rainless plains" Between these plains
and the head waters of the Missouri, lie
the very remarkable deserts above named
"a formation found in Central and Nor
thcrn Nebraska, in Western Kansas and
Arkansas. This formation, belonging to
the age known by geologists as the Early
Tertiary, is described as ga basin of fos-
sill cemeteries, sinking nearly two hun
dred feet below the adjacent surface"
and covered with can infinite series of
minaret-looking peaks, some jutting up
two hundred feet" The fossil remains
here found indicate that this region was
inhabited by gigantic animals, vastly
superior in size to those Of the age of the
mastodon and the mammoth and differ
in their specific character, not only from
these and all living animals, "b but also
from all fossils obtained from contempo-
raneous geological formations" At the
time these monsters lived in what were
the tropical forests of this region, there
were but few islands where are now the
continents of what we call I" the Old
World" while our Atlantic coast, up TO
the base of the Alleghanies was submer-
ged beneath the ocean.
Prof. w. maintains that the fossils ot
this region demonstrate the fact of a
specific creation and extraction of races
and that the members of this creation
are united by no lineage with periods
that precede and follow them.'
The facts that belong TO this region
, and their inevitable inferences show con
clusiyely the absurdity and falsity of the
development theory, the last vainglorious
effort of scientific infdels to overthrow
the truths of Divine Revelation Ciepe-
land Herald
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13

WHEN DEATH CoMEs.-Death comes at
morn, when the sun is just rising in the
East at noon, when its rays are most
splendid at eve, when it sinks beneath
the horizon at midnight when it is en-
tirely hidden from our view. 1t comes
to the babe, just beginning to prattle it
comes to the man of middle age, when the
connecting links which bind us to life are
the most strong it comes to the aged man
with trembling arm and faded eyesight
led along by others it comes to the poor,
struggling to obtain meagrc sustenance
it comes to the man who is in comfortable
circumstances, by whom life is best en-
joyed; it comes TO the wealthy, rolling in
aftluence and ease it comes to the idiot
laughing at his one folly it-comes to the
man of just sense enough to through life
easily it comes TO the educated man,
glorying in his Cicero and Homer i,
comes to the infdel, as he disowns his
maker it comes to the Christian, whc
looks upon it only as happier land.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13
San E.Tr az Az EuyNrSr Duvcrcr

SAD FATE OF AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN
On Thursday last, blind, parlyzed
old man, without friends or money, died
at the house of benevolent negress,
who had given him shelter, in Evans
vile, Ind. Among his effects were pa
pers and testimonials, which proved him
TO be DIR. John Pocock Holmes, mem
Der Of the College of Surgeons, London,
and formerly in the employ of the Hud
sons Bay Company, the friend of Capt
Parry, the Arctic navigator, and the as
sociate of many of the first people o
England. He was also the author o.
several valuable inyentions. Our ex
changes offer no explanation Of tho eau
ses of his terrible fall.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13

MAN UNFINIsHED.-The capability OF
improvement, intellectually and morally.
is proof that man is an unfinished be-
ing s; he is incomplete he is in the IN
fancy of existence. He is in state OF
pupilage and progress and the different
degrees Of intellectual endowment which
characterize different men, impart varie-
ty TO the commonwealth, and teach tina,
difference of opinion must be expected,
and that liberty to express opinion is the
birthr ight of every man.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13
HEAVEN.

What is Hcaven-not steep,
Frowning DER the sands of time,
Guarded like a castles keep,
Which the strong can only climb.
'Tis an ever present bliss
In the soul by God refined;
IT'S that better world in this,
Which the pure in spirit find.
Where is heaven 2-Whereso'er
Lives a pure aud loving heart
Love is all the atmosphere,
Where tie holy dwell apart.
Men and angels linger there,
Whether earth be passed sr not
HeavcR is here, and everywhere,
If the evil be forgot.
-New York Led9'
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13
Important Addition to the Power of
Justices.

BY law passed at the late session of
our General Assembly, the punishment
clause of each of the following sections
of the code, TO wft sections 2597, e688,
27l6, 2723, 2725, 2717, 27l8, 2798,
$3.50, 2737, 2738, 2739, 2740, 2742,
2685, 2719, is SO changed as to read
" shall be punished by imprisonment in
the county Jail not more than thirty days,
or by fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars, and not Otherwise
By the same law, section 26l2 of the
Code is so changed that when the value
of the property stolen shall not exceed
twenty dollars, the punishment shall be
by fine not exceeding one hundred dol
lars, or imprisonment in the county Jail
not exceeding thirty days.
Section 3322 of the code is repealed,
and Justices of the Peace have iurisdic-
ton of, and may hear, try and determine,
all public offences, when the punishment
does not exceed one hundred dollars fine
or thirty days imprisonment
That part of chapter l65 of the code,
which is of force, only applies to those
officers, which the magistrate has not by
section third of this act, the jurisdiction
to try and determine.
In proceeding under chapter l65 ot
the code, when it shall appear to the ex-
amning magistrate that the offence com.
mitted is one which he has jurisdiction
10 try, he shall, before discharging the
accuscr on such an examination, order
an information to be filed against him
upon which proceedings shall be had.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13

X TREMENDOUS IpEA-A member of
the Academy de Sciences of Paris, who
is also an eminent chemist, has invented
an apparatus which he thinks will enable
human beings to breathe as freely at the
bottom of the sea as on the surface of the
earth. lie proposes to form an assoca-
ton for collecting all the treasures now
lying at the bottom of the ocean, and es-
Inmates at about f8oo, 100000 sterling
the harvest of treasure to be CLEANED on
the route between England and India
alone.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13

In the county of Pickaway, during the
last term of the court a suit was being
tried on a contract for the purchase and
delivery of hogs. One of the most able
attorneys inquired of the witness on the
stand
How many hogs had YOU ready for de
livery at the time agreed upon ~
The witness replied in slow voice =
should think about seNe, hundred
and fifty, but cant tell TO a hog the ex
act number"
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13

The LILIES. traveller in Palestin
says =" Not far from the probable site
where the Sermon on the Mount was de-
lvered, our guide plucked two flowers.
supposed TO be OF that species 10 which
our Lord alluded when he said Consider
the lilies of the field The calyx of this
giant lily resembled crimson velvet. and
the gorgeous flowers was of white and
lilac, and truly no earthly monarch could
hsye been 'arrayed' more gloriouSly than
'one of these such is the tctimonv of
nature TO the words spoken by our Lord
The Boston Bee specifies INSTANCES.
covering a period of twenty years. end
ing in 1854, and gives names and dates
when passports had been given TO col
ored men. contrary to the assertion of
Gen. Cass. that such had not heretofore
been done,
The Republican national executive
committee, of which Senator Lyman
Trumbuli, of H.. is chairman, have is
sued a circular, calling for thorough
organization of the Republican party
I throughout the United States.
a cotemporary says in Minnesota they
have Sibley, declared" Governor: Ram
i scy " elected" Governor Medary. 4" ap-
pointed" Governor and Chase, "act-
ing" Governor.
The Supreme Court OF Appeals ot
Virginia. have decided that slaves have
no civil or social rights. have no legal
capacity TO make. discharge or assent to
contracts. and therefore cannot choose
whether they will be free or remain slaves
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13

An itinerant phrenologist stopped at
a rustic farm house, the proprietor of
which was buslv engaged in threshing.
Sir, am aphrenoiogist. Would you
like ME TO examine tho heads of your chill
dren | will do it cheap"
"Wall," /" said the farmer, pausng be-
tween two strokes. 81 rather guess they
don need it. The old woman combs them
with a hnc tooth comb once a week"
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13

"Oh, Mr.. Grubbles !" exclaimed n
yonng mother. "shouldn't you like to
have a family of rosy children about your
knee - No ma am" said the disagree
able old bachelar "l'd rather have IA
lot Of yellow boys in my pocket"
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13

A sentimental chap intends to petition
Congress for an act 10 improve the chan
nels Of afiec lion. SO that henceforth the
+" course of true love viii run smooth. 2
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13

A boat attached TO a sperm whale, in
the Pacific, was drawn 32 miles inside of
an hour, and the probability is that n
whale will so at the rate Of so miles an
hour
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13
[From the Dubuque Express 4 Herald. ]
The Bogus Mortgage Law.

Mr.. EDiroR Some of the newspapers
in this vicinity have been publishing a
purported act which is signed by the
Governo and Secretary of State, and
which great many think really is bo-
ma fide law. 1t is the act (Which you
may have SEEM giving eighteen months
redemption to all property sold by fore
closure of Mortgages. Knowing that
said act never passed the Senate, and
having been interrogated concerning
such act from all quarters, addressed a
letter to the Secretary of State, concern
ing it, and received the following reply,
which please publish, and much oblige,
Yours,
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-05-13
Yours,
D. S. WILSON.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, IowAl


DEMoINE, April Goth, 1858.
Hon. ID. S. WILsoN-Dear Sir -
Yours of the 10th, enclosing a printed
copy of an act which purports to have
passed the General Assembly of the sew
enth session, is received. | have care
fully examined the original rolls on file in
this office, and find that no such law ex-
lists. BY what authority such an act was
published is more than / can divine
Most assuredly the certificate affixed tc
said act was placed there without my
knowledge or authority. Enclosed here
with you will find the act as it passed the
Legislature, and as published in the Iowa
Weekly Citizen and Iowa State Journal
Also enclosed find Chap. 1877, in accord
ance with your request.
Yours respectfully,
ELIJAH SELLS, Sec'y of State
BY john M. DAVIS, Dept.
CHAPTER "a.
IN act concerning tie foreclosure Of Mort
!! cages, and amendatory of Chapter l1{
! of tie Code.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly of the State of Iowa, thai
hereafter no mortgage of real estate shall
be foreclosed in any other manner thar
by civil action in the proper court, Pro
v!ded, that nothing herein contained shall
be considered to apply to deeds of trust
2. The provisions of Chapter ! 6 o
the Code, concerning foreclosure of mort
cages by notice and sale shall still BE-
applicable to mortgages of personal pro.
perty.
So This act is to take effect from anc
after its publication in the Iowa Weekly
| Citizen and Iowa State Journal.
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Die Ssnuar.G erm ne Ser vsrlhie.
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Criminal Gcurt bat 1911 GrimiaNliGile III erie.
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miilIeu aus 1Jtan1el III 0lrIldlIt brulllmerl.
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administrations 2(nSciNc.
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SrGnfeu ttsD 2eioemOen!
DIR. Swayne's
3uiarnmen 1eIeeter Sprup rrn MitpfirIden
Am6erprOglttlicbe Gmr.

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SS0tttntpre QEIpciofiDrr

CUR N1rtelierlng Ter y2Be rcr Nrller.
Die unter 3etdnetsn fnb bsGufrd8r, bic NufmerfiauFeit
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ben @erpaltern j.cer g2arO Der Statt 8smadt meroen fed.
2br 3wet uno tire 50dttstrif limb in thren iibr.tden Bee
rthten %opafdrbia errrfert, af mef6e ras gutlifum ne1en
1elntatenaNme 0srnteIen mirp, aud werpsn ale me.teTtu
NNt 6tuh2 pa leD.m Ter 8:0mtea uro Yerpaiter aeaeber.
Ods Ddbtitum lam Orrit@ert felr, rag re auf D,eitin gpeae
Ell etra8enen @QuiismitEri 9cwiienbaft p.rau8+abt UNI purd5
a8enttn Hno @erwalter ptrttei!t neroen. peren 3ett 3ur Nlroe
Ger arnsn fcrtwdbrenb Uerpenbet Mrs uup meiAe nit bfefer
iarteH uHe lpthtBen Nrbelr DtrlraUt rrp. Nuf ben tegten
5abrtabert6t Miro ned tefcncers eerwieltn, prI6er IN Orr
-Othe'a Ne. "a, 3aaes1tetraBe, Ober 6t ir8eap etnem 0r Der
nalier bu bdten III.
Die 8sgmalter pereen NIT bem @tufammsln ron geitr&aeu
an erllen Oicnt1B in DECEMBER
ttrP Nrbejt %te1trnen. grt elmer elci6ieitja II Wnfpro1e
Spurd De game 5taO, tafen mir, oaB cine 8roBe 5a ainlunq
tr3iett rerpen miro, nm ben prUde1oen 8e0Rt rnpjan pabrenD
Ger SUPERINTENDENT bebrOpttpeA jdbres3eit III t~easouer.
I'm ipt0e NG'orin9lt6fetten. te he fruber cpciamen, III
%oerbuten. br hb pte Anrct1Eipn pie 0tenne Don le0e g}ere
pditern fir iece %0drp get9ers, wtNe Del uufqren Jlttbur.
germ ol5emein beFAnnt no, UNI oieirr QtrpftAtuna nad3u.
tOmmtn aud Tar BIZ NNOc ation auBer EN- oudtr D~progrei.
tel, wsIbe georudie NOrfAriten &c. entbatten udp uuter;eids
nt ito pn 6rn. s 8 b n 8 8ruHe, VraiDent. unD 6rn.
5. .. SrasheGrS Sefrefdr.
I'm etnen 8rOBparjt8en unb retbIt0en 8ettras Uirb ernRIt5
astGten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-01-06
WrpElltIle Nuallellnnc

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QpphE .np6 II G mar in Vdlttnrre sins &, oYooc,+e
una nj q II nt6f1I.t9 Arema9I pn u u tdntert e. unD
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ejniee Gburen non Qalttimprenraee uub
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sintse GbWrer u~nterbalb @G9htaBe.
auspefeut 1T. '
@af Hnferen gotante te. unb eeber- gDa Ell. Eager beRassn
I'D ptete e8enhonpt Weiae i'd beip fers AZ g =
i&enten fur @rwn3fene etgnen, ais
Sdreltpulte, Bcrtfrllcs, Hsiepulte,
3rtef' urb @t8arrtn'G af6en, Iptttttenfa.
ten iur 4omsn up 5srrsn mt prriGierenort,aher GinrtM.
trna. .Natfhatnllen Gabasu np GSrtemrn IN.
macs, I0pie anr stne brttltamre Nuspabl D Q n
eetd beeortrten WprBsllan u aaren u. bbb"
III / d { nj @ta . u. f. no. II. {. NJ.
3u @elbsnten t'r bic Su8eno empfstten mir infer reid .
~hniItaes Nnorien1int Dn
Spiel S2Saareu,
pFIdes aue MIR t%entbdrcn GrI,fel in htt}er Wrt unfoet.
@Slr teben pelonrers beruOr: GtIGGtb-Ii fnt tn ddeu
@rbBen, c &~tfBi&eiben, 6UIbaten-Mnnnnaen'
. autafsn, ma9tt@e 2aterncn, puppenFdu.
nn0 5teuteu aaer Ar U~suidnbige Ru4en unS RO6Sfen,
ne erOBt Verihtepenbstt Der neuelten uno in ecedaut,neu
SSpttie' lGrettmoe S@ao c In natir!ttsr SrGbe, aud
sea nraHtf. reihe D 6 Enrer e. friu;n.
Ulne p%eufdnetGc GuewapI trn g d auteIbferten
DrpPeI!ert. S6Itttsn unb G Gtittf6 en- rSr
ten bshen 8abriten taben mir ~0le,dfaIs itsts ar eanb.
unter & D.. y d rerftm a II n bat wdtrerb fetrer Tshe.
n'enatIidta @tlts n peutl6lanb, 5rantret& IN,
&nAiGne aEe GoGttttn lglbt bciuGt, wpGura flu nidt rur
cos &aernsuele af unferem Pager befnpet. fppfe7r (nD nil
aud in BEN S!aHO 8eiegt. bic QRaarsn asBerprpeutIi6 a. ser.
taufen.
QBir laeen ba er ATE Dtejeniaen fteuntltaf Al csnem ge
lude rim, ftaen ts Ger8ni8en matt. uRiere Nusheluns be-
Nm QpisesrosrfdHfes ssGsa mir tie g8aarsu su ben biGisHeu
gu,pcrStmanm s Co.,
4" Ndeen Js1, Z nD . Nertb 6Dwarcar.,
1d@tte u. 3Dette Ibure Iber Dem ,6cmarb 6Gufe,
uno No. 62 8attimU:efra1e Worofette,
CQettl-29 cint9 I6lren %nnterDatb @dahr.