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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03
DIR ESS nj A KIN G.

MRS r "A QUINN
WOULD respectfully inform the ladies Of
w Independence that she has taken rooms
on the west side of the river, in the frame
building opposite T. b. Bullen's Store, And is
now prepared TO do all kinds of Dress Making
in the very best style. A large experience
ables her to promise perfect satisfaction.
Independence, Nov. 81, 1858. IL
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03
State of Iowa,
BUCHANAN COUNTY,
tn n IU nnDcC 1.-n rT mr. NON


TO G. W. MORSE AND ELIZA A. MORSE !:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office Of the Clerk of the District
Court in said Buc hanan county petition of Ii.
W. Stone, of Ashtabula county, State of Ohio
claiming of You four hundred dollars, as money
due him on promssory note executed by G.
w. Morse, one of said defendants, to him, dated
Dec. 18th, 1857, for three hundred and fifty
seven and 34-lO0 dollars, payable one year after
date, with interest at eight per cent also the
foreclosure of a mortgage executed by you on
the 18th day of December A. d. 1857, to Sc
cure the payment of said note, and that unless
you appear and answer thereto, on or before the
morning of the second day of next term of the
District Court, to b. holden at independence, in
and for said Buchanan county, on the first
Thursday after the second Monday of April, A
ID. 1859, Judgment will be rendered against You
thereon. H. w. STONE, Plaintiff
BY LEE, LEAvIrr d MooRE,
Attys. for Plaintiff
STATE OF IOWA,
BUCHANAN County, 1 hereby orIer that
the within notice be published for the time
prescribed by law, in the Buchanan county
Guardian, newspaper published in Indepen-
denee, in said county and State.
L. BREWER, Clerk
Feb. 2, 1859. [47-4t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03
horticultural.

AOrtlculturais
~ We could not be present at the
lecture of Mr.. w. w. BEEBEE, of Du-
bnque, upon the subject of FRUIT CUL-
TURE, delivered at the Court House on
Tuesday evening. We regret it much,
because, being subject of much inter-
est to our citizens, and Mr.. BEEBEE be-
ing an intelligent and practical nursery
man, his views would be instructive and
valuable. He asserts emphatically that
fruit can be raised here, but says it will
be the more hardy varieties, and that the
trees must be started in local nurseries
He says he has learned, at an expense OF
several thousand dollars, that eastern
trees are not adapted TO our atmosphere
and climate, and will not live, but is
equally assured that those originally
started here will grow and bear. He has
issued pamphlet containing much in
formation in reference to this matter,
which may be had either of 7. C. BAR
TIE, his agent, or at this office. Price
10 cents.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03
MRS. WINSLOW,

f., sold this article for
SAY IN CONFIDENCE kSD
! have never been abs
, medicine-N L Y T. Il
A SINGLE INST
!, A CURE, when timely
I know an insta nee of
q one who used it. On
' delighted with it. OPP
\ terms of highest COM
icnl effects and medi-
i'm this matter +" wHAr
Jten years experience.
TATIoN FOR THE FUL-
4 HERE DECLARE. In al
: where the infant is suf-
exhaustion. relief will
l twenty minutes aftcr
1 tered.
! aration is the preserir-
EXPERIENCED and
\ in New En- gland, and
NEVER FAILING sCccEas
|, OF CASES.
y the child from pain,
stomach and bowels.
4 gives tone and energy
: 1t will almost instans-
: BOWELS, A Nd
? collie,
\ sions, which il not
in death. We believe
REMEDY IN THE wogLS.
a Terry and DIARR-
Y rem, whether it ari-
, from any ether cause.
1 mother who hasa child
1 the foregoing COM
YOUR PErDUDIcrs. nor
: Frs, stand between
and the relief that will
SOLUTELY SURE
this medicine, if time
\ tons for using will
: tie. None genuine
q CURTIS & PERK-
the outside wrapper.
J throughout the world.
Cedar ST., Newly ork
D 4 Co., Chicago.
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03

E@ We are requested by the County
Judge to give notice that the School Of
ficers of the several townships will find
a proper form of warrant, in blank,
against the County School Fund, by call
ing at bis Office.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03

We have put up and
over ten years, and CAN
TRUTH of it, what We
to say of any Other
HAS 1T FAILED, IN
ANCE, TO EFFECT
used. Never did We
dissatisfaction by any
the contrary, all arc
erations and speak in
mendation of its mag
cal virtues. We speak
WE DO KNOW" aftel
AND PLEDGE OUR REPt
FILNENT OF WHAT WI
most every instanc,
fering from pain and
be found in fifteen oil
the syrup is admins
This valuable pref
ton of one of the mos,
SKILLFUL NURSES
has been used with
In
THOUSANDS
1t not only relieve
but invigorates TIN
corrects acidity, anC
SO the whole system
~ relieve
GRIPPING IN THE
VIM
and overcome convu
speedily remedied, enc
it the DEsf and sUREs1
in all cases of DYSEN
HGA IN chilli
ses from teething, Oh
We would say to every
suffering from any o.
plants DO NOT LET
the rEEDuDIcEs OF oTf
Your suffering child
be SURVEYS, AL
to follow the use o
" used. Full dire,
accompany each bot
unless the fac -simile o
ms, New York, is or
Sold by Druggists
Principal Office, J.:
Sold by Bodies, SIN
Jan. %, 1859.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03
STATE OF I0WAl
State of Iowa,

Feb. 90, 1859.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-03-03
State Of Iowa.. I
BUCHANAN COUNTY

Feb. 9. 1859.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

Taking the average at ten million quarters We perceive that Ne
have already Imported at that possible thar Ne shall
s'lur 70 81" 80 uil the end OF the
tact there nothing like
nothing In the induce rr. snl
live Nevertheless af
10 be carefully watched Our crop wheat a. NJ. have AL
IrahN Observed, = good quantity nd In
France The Yield l. considerably under
That heavy shipments will he msc
should considerably
hTouIon' ernay the
anu Ia Russia they aIetarnng veil Ia Italian state as
cha and Moliava, the yield falling previous sNpet-
lions stu, bearing In mind that wheat
poses The general Impression that
TO our We have stated that fully million quarter
this large place very supplies of en
grain Ia our warehouses For past nrs have mpo
ell freely on their account, that
stock ha been prevented uts on
h anu Hour In France both imports exports
other word, the return the principles protection 10 aecu
iurehas lately deprived quantity n food
mat would have reached under
ha- au ruined the milling trade Ia the
whence have been accustomed draw largely, com
pee cleared the warehouses Of foreign hour
sumption almost wholly depends
We lastly 10 the question supply sprng corn
VII barley, oats beans and peas Throughout Europtncud
ing OF course the United htngdo-tere
plants IN reference to the yield We
10 arrivals from all quarters increase on oek
since Is well known that consumption chiefly met by
egn producers- 49, - w.
The price iIs Id Since the Il, Of
January u has averaged AS Id
time ia Gd la the ending In is5 a. vrr,ge
was is ID quarter, hence value Tor M
article BARLEY officially returned
Ia 'pi oats, At Ss 3D. against 2 l rye, against
u.s. beans az as 3D. against as against
We see no reason to anticipate Important changes for
come time 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12
Newspaper I'm 1900.

The Memphis EHYHiror has been lately pu; in posses
sion OF newspaper published the 9Th of January
1900 showing the between the then limited ex-
tent of newspaper printing and the present OF
moth sheets and lightning presses The sheet is dressed
in mourning in commemoaiiOn of that ever remember
cd 4h of December 1929, the date of the death of the
immortal Washington.
We copy from its columns description of the funeral
procession and the last solemn honors paid to the mortal
part of Washington the Father of his Country and the
Friend To Man:
"a multitude of persons assembled from miles around
Mount Vernon the choice abode aud last residence of
the ilustrious chief There the groves the spa
BILE mansion-but alas the august nhabtant was no
That great soul gone. His mortal part was
there indeed: but ali how affecting, how awful the spec
tacle OF such worth and greatness thus mortal ewes
fallen
"ln the long and lofty portco where OF the Hero
walked in all hs glory Law the shroudei corpse-
The coun'enance still composed and serene seemed to
that eleSs form. There those who paid the last sad
honor TO the beneiactor of his country took an impress
Sive-a farewell view.
Between three and four O'Clock the sound of artie-
awoke atresh the solemn SOrrOwthe corpse was NOV
I'D, and band OF music with mournful melody melted
the soul into all the tenderness Of woe The procession
moved toward the bottom OF the elevated lawn. ON
the banks Of the Potomac, where the family vault i
placed Here the infantry cavalry and artillery which
lined the banks of the Potomac back OF the vault paid
the last tribute TO the Commandern-chef of the armies
of the United States and the Departed Hero
The sun was now setting. Alas, the soy OF GLORY
was set forever! No! the OF Washington the
American President and General will triumph over
death. The unclouded brightness OF his glory will IL
Illuminate the future ages -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12
sound Sentiments.

The ErDHiRcr is constantly asserting that the whole
Republican party oppOsers and enemies of the fugi
tive Slave Law. Perhaps Northern man has been
more abused by Southern Democratic papers than Gov.
Corwn, OF Ohio yet in his late canvass that State he
thus spoke of that Law;
That Is the law, aud We have agreed to abide by il
the law Is constitutional and IL must be OBEYED.-
Young lawyers with soapcd moustachios and cigar a
foot long in their mouths who had cursoriy glanced
over Blackstones Commentaries and had read Swan
Executors and Administrators and perhaps VIII
coHs Forms. had no hesitation in pronouncing Il
s;tuouR but in the face of such distinguished author
ty, 1T Is constitutional and IL is the law of the land
the highest and most intelligent tribunals in the
land have pronounced it-so defended IT, and there
can be doubt about it,
"Now, it being the law It must be oHrYED-if it is
resisted Is felony; If resisted with armed force Il
is treason and those who resist it.
HUNG Some men among have n doctrine they
call higher law doctrine, and profess that their
sciences are above and beyond the Constitution These
gentlemen traitors and be elevated to purer
atmosphcre-su rr."
We asks there solitary Northern Democrat, who
has uttered souuder emphatic sentiments in
gard to the Fugitive Slave Law and its execution than
those given above from one of the most distinguished
of the Northern Republicans? If there be- let the Er-
tagipcr name him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

1t seems that Cot. FEESoST has openly abandoned all
connection with the Republican party as such The New
York Mercury says
at il currently reported that there l. letter in town
from Col John C. Fremont-the candidate Of the Repub
lean party in the year 1850 for the Presidencyn which
that gentleman states that in consideration OF several
isng circumstances he Is not and will not be candi-
date for the succession in 500.
In the first place, he says-so SAYS report-that he
has no idea Of sinking himself in % cause which ha been
rendered futile and in the second place be cannot unjr
take to become the standard bearer OF party with whose
entire creed he conicsses coincidence He saws thar
he doe not adopt aud has adopted the creed of
the republicans, and that although 10 the year $50 he
consented to become the candidate Of that party ont Of
respect for the confidence they professely epozod in
him. he dd not give bis adhesion their entire code of
political doctrine IL is said that Colonel Fremonts let
Ter closes With The following In substance i do not de
sire 10 be candidate again for the Presidency con-
rnied 10 hold that relation n 1850 against INV better
Judgment and will but ] was assured that those who
would ruy around me possessed the power essential 70
my election aud confess that the baube a. IL MIGHT
have been called hv Oliver Cromwell possessed ,ttr,c
lions which could not well resist But / would not
again encounter all the yeyaon modification and annoy
ace then encountered, IL the reward were 10 be- ten
thousand uraliieucirg 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12


OF late year has becene. speak, hlon
tnssh s9uer TO Contend that prOaesi very
shsa even upon hc e.-t sol Of old Esln
a. this particular period nearly exhausted Ti. H. y. ind
the this season but very h,tls nu, into truth Of
men,s Published evidently the Views Of Interested pa
49,, eel,aral snhotitic. are much al
tvreSed In ne produce sof The large are in
tervse In abundance aud iow price carrying
mos. former periods Of history and the foreign producers
uraly hook TO England money
100 no A. ,,, P,ose,e Our object ON the present oees
observations as WI be found general CON
menv f ressrds the crop Of wheat In England Owing
.ns prev allied July portion of has
cured comparatively
are 70 pc me, Win n some
The total produce quite equal isS quantity Again.
former periods follows therefore that the exception Of
aasn me !ea OF wheat FULL This
our adNeer nom scotland Kroth Of
wheat turning out we. certainty former
u ireland We learn that the produce Is quite
equal l>N Having thus shown turn
ins out large - qusny question remaining solved
what amount OF produce will he import
This Is. perhaps the as regard.
the shipping interest
% n the supply Of old wheat In stack In TIL.
ua we y'cu was very moderate u ssceslned
Snanug nov on hands perhaps, the largest
three million quarters This supply coupled with
t-r harvest This year indicate comparatively prices
several m9nth Her. however, another I'm ques
ton presents se Win What Of and our
has been Imported since the JanuAr further what
We state 81 onr warehouses
from RETURNS lust Issued during the
wheat have amounted a Of hour 6Ss ext
against l'IS a aud respectively
Importing extensively thai considerable IAN hns
taken psse In prices during the order
ABROAD We insert the following statistics Of
NFoAts IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12
Democratic Pro.prcII.

The Wilmington u. O. Journal evidently anticipates
trouble and apparently fears defeat in 1860 1t has an
article in late issue from which make some extracts
indicating state of things n the party which would
be Indignantly denied to exist if alleged by any OF the
Opposition. 1t says:
We cannot but think that some protesting Democrats
in the Northern States would do WELL at any rate they
would act with better taste, if they exhibited little
more modesty. For instance our pseudo Democrats
managers at Albany, New York. Messrs Dean Richmond
Cassidy CagEer and such Ike say nothing OF other
managers throughout the Empire State" and in the
Empire City, those good people who have so long
ieathered their own nests and worked wires control
The Democratic party
Every Democrat who has the good Of his party and
ms country az heart must that 1860 will be no hol-
day time, but that every effort be done the real
wishes OF the real electors be consulted and that
the candidates be chosen in accordance with the
popular Democratic will and not in obedience To any
clique dictaton, proceeding especially States that
can give electoral vote, from men who do not ex
press the wishes of the weakened remains of the
party where its strength has been sacrificed 10 their p
mt and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We read such charging aud plunging ruling and
running articles IN Democratic papers published in States
that are as hopelessy Black Republican they can be
We hear OF Democratic Federal oice-hoder or former
Federal ofice-hoders, in such States threatening the
South with their vengeance and the loss of their infu.
ence unless they consulted and allowed to dictate for.
getting apparently, that all the position they ever had
was as It we're, thrust them from the necessities OF
the case.
" IL is even limited that the now established usage of
the party known as the tWO-thds rule will be sought
70 be abrogated-some say in the interest of Judge
DouSas-some say in the interest OF other parties This
would never do. The Northern States might all 90 in
convention for particular man. and thus under the ma.
iority rule, choose him the whole South while vet
they could not give him corporars guard Of electoral
votes.
We trust, however that better feeling will prevail
At Charleston than Of cautious friends are
Ted TO fear We trust that the Forney and Cassidy ele
ment will be more reasonable les predominant among
the Northern portion Of the delegates 10 Charleston 9th
erwise they must take OF themselves and the south
] of herself"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12
a Democratic Organs opinion of Toomb..

The Albany CA Patriot saunch organ Of the Ceor.
gia Democracy has long article Senator Toon.l..
che opening paragraph Of which reads as follows.
''Toouns On TW WASr.-The political career Of Mr.
Tooubs seems have reached IT, summit He has been
favored by nature with tie g Of intelligence aud roa.
son and while nature assisted by education haa blessed
him with good understanding, shc has made that under
standing yssaiaye. 10 is clear that Dee doc. nov
occupy that commanding position, established boy lofty
sentiments and honorable principle that has been here
tofore awarded to him. lie l. falling from the just
pectatons Of h. friends and unlike the setting moon
will rice no dhuse light In biz declining career
The unes Of hi usefulness closed when hs term Of
vice expired with HE late Senatorial We hinl
NJ Toombs felt aud b. dDsrltS struggle 90 Oh
tain biz reelection and that only accomplished
BY bic lobbying and begging the members TO return hin
90 his former position
The Patriot also dcuounocs the remark 81 Senator
Toombs that be- "uo1ld for Douglas 10 preference
20 auy man Of the Opposition. north south, aud sdd
1--WE believe there 10 be- found m the ranks Of ,
Opposition men patrio,cIa' honest and who bold Of
equal devotion 10 their country. right, NJ Toombs
NJ Dourlas or anybody else
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

The Savannah R'prbijeo" gives the following election
incident as occurring at the recen; election in that
State.
I'm certain county n State the late election was
very co'c, aud BOO order to carry b. for the Democracy
The ard Of about one hundred some say hundred and
twenty vote Of the vote early and vote often class
were called n, or rather bought n 10 secure the desired
result These hundred, hundred and twenty ne tho
ease may be, bad been Gagged for day or two prcvip.
90 The time when they should exercise the prsrog,tivc
Oh irecmen and consequently had time TO get relieved
10 some extent from the effects Of bad liquor When
ibe wagons aud the purchaser Of the votes arrived ~
convey the patriots 20 remote precinct 90 cas. their
-Nnragfs whore they would be- free from unpleasant in
i'r'rcnccs the most Of them were sober nnd rc,dv I,
make as much out Of thc occasion as possible FiveJo
l,i' was the pce per head and each voter got INTO
h' wagon ihe amount wa paid to him The Iuycr soor
''nd That Dee had pail Tor considerably more dan ono
wagon load and yet Tie wagon comparatively etrt
~ Nnrh singular state Of affair, led him 10 an ipy
tg'u0n when Dc found that al the freeman would o.,
l'o ihe wagon from one side after having received I'll
90 ho would jump ont o. the other and come around ~
be pId o'r 0ga,,' One individual had obtained an
n This way This, Of course wa put stop TO- but tls
buyer was unable to collect any reclamatons Some of
our Macon friends may be- able 10 locate this incident
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12
FOR GALE.

OVER Tor fae NY vauabs NIL and nfsr property connect
90 with Them aIated Roanoke county Va InIHeds H.
On NE Vrn' and tennessee Railroad and B,nsaets
Dsr0t
first w large n covered brick Touring and m with
new mil adjoining together with W1.r'.
superior FafdFu grounds, &C. This
many mile To- VARIOUS dsetouu b. q Ne wheat yra
Jog rrronf n NruiH, and obtain wheat can
grind without tu'' 81 ne Immense qusntes ~ busis pass
inr ~ u irn Western Nina and Vast proper
" D. nov yednF t' prr annun. and Necessary repairs
rent tan dluifefH be- had f1r % hereafter.
cond The Old ~ lnerY md 0the building uifh
nor water powers qraer of mile beou nouring min stu.
ate nkeFise Immediately he Railroad THIS
pabe q being made n ~ most beautiful spo In Va
veil ne profitable eftabHheuf Npfopcfiy improved
Rarely indeed such valuable and desirable properly n-rsf
sale but have u other husnrs than
and thereJre asl The Raoac,
pete fynchbur Charlottesville Ill., fnishe open
~ continuous hehEay Earaad from Memphis. Tenn 10
Portiatd Maine shout 800 miles To- ienFh and pasny
through ~ she most fertile and picturesque
tile n he United States
Hisuing James Aimed Jamsi vi svays he ne ground
property persons Who wish " purchase
For snd further paricuiar apply 70 nesfrs aoddiB
Apperson Aucti Richmond, N The tubtcibef a. Hotfeks
Depot
oci2-c2m FLFhfN0 JAMF8
Ey.ISashburs yrvinlsn ana Salem Register eopI lVs' .
Eefk ~ lFp popei
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12
rhr PnhIir Printing.

Politcians. political spectators and Others who are
casing vstal eanccs The printing Of the next Con
gFe may perhaps have The patience to pcruse the f.
losinr fcts relative the cost Of printing reports and
paper presented 20 Parliament by command Of Her Ne
Jss,y. during the session Of 1855. The total cost Of
printing w.. f2e5sI Sd which thus diStrbuted:
Wsr Department, EasSs &c. ID Iudh Board f2,ls9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

ss. sd; Admiralty, eco iss Al; Home oaicc cana
lis lodi Colonial oHice, e767 "a Cd; Treasury fd,2S3
"a ia; Board of Trade 90 ole l9. lOd; and the Irish
Government, fe,5il L. Sd The Of Gao ISL S. sd.
- exclusive Of the printing ordered by the two Houses
which is OF course, from its voluminous nature, much
more COSTLY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-12

We cordially cudorac aud adopt the following admin.
be article from the Nohouaf Iqisiigeneer.
Our conservative ADD intelligent contempor,rv a..
New Orleans Bee boo rcmariug on the disOreanized CON
diuon Of parties 10 Louisiana canddly acknowIodges
That Tor once b. puzzled aud hardly knows how 10 de-
line the principles and positions Of the various
Tor Office 10 tai state Such s the confusion that even
the Dcmoct- are anNously inquirng "where shall tbev
go n the curious medley Of parties that has arisen on
we decline OF The ancient aud compact organizations
which divided the people Of Louisiana In coyn,o
With the whole Union In this state Of affairs we need
not ssy that "Oldne Wings" receive respectful at,en
ton from I'll tho several claimants upon the popular m
ages and the most earnest appeals are addressed 70
q aid "rGuiE psntsneyH