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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
THE OUTBREAK IN VENICE.

The Vienna correspondent of The London Times,
writing on the 10th inst, says:
"The disturbances at Venice on the 18Th inst. might
have been very serious had Lieut.-Gen. Won Aemann
displayed less energy The Place OF S. Mark was im
mediaiey occupied by troops and the soldiers who
were attacked in the streets We're permitted 10 make
use of their weapons. Many persons were arrested,
and on the litb everything was perfectly quiet.
repor; that Venice 10 be surrendered 10 the Allies
in three days the cause of the movement which
was encouraged by bands OF hslf-in,oxcaet men, who
paraded the city with tr-eoored ribbons and coch-
ades."
correspondent Of T2e Mori.iag Herald, in a letter
dated Venice, June II, says:
"The mOnOt0ny OF the s.ste Of siege has been re-
heyed to-day by demonstration. vague rUmor
prevailed that the French were cOmng-thst hey had
landed to the north OF The town near tae nouns OF the
Pave. Pedrottl's cafe, under the galleries in the
Piazza which the hab!ua onngs OF the officers OF
the garrison deserted; and tins, OF course, gave
color to the report that something was brewing.
About O'Clock, people began cautiously 70 step out
Of their houses aud largish crowd soon collected
in the Piazzetta; the shopkeepers prudenuy put up
their shutters. The crowd continued 70 peram6uute
the Piazza and the Piazze.ta very hs-mlessly; but
toward 5 o'clock soms noisy patriots began 10 hiss
before the Austrian guard house M the Paazzo Dogae;
and ss the soldiers made no demonstrei:oo their
ample was speedily followed, aud there was irregular
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
KOSSUrH IN MARSEILLES.
Of The London Times.


MARsEILLEs June 2l-S:3O p. m.
NJ Kossuth left here this morning IN the Sinai, at
: o'clock for Genoa accompanied 10y NJ. FlgyelmeSy,
who il Dc mated the SsrOiolaO passport they nave
between them as "Aid-decampto VI .hossuth, which
would seem to imply that the ex dictator o hungary
to hold military eominand' Last evening Va
E;gyelmesy went TO the encampnent OF tue Austrian
prisoners at Menpempti. He addressed himself eN'
clusively 70 the IIungarans, among whom he d'S'
tyibuted considerable sum IN gold anu SILVER, giving
nothing 70 the Germans. lie informed ms fellow
couurymen that NJ kOssuth was IN Marseilles on MS
road To Genoa and the headquarters OF the sAnes,
where he was to have an interview with Napoleon Ill
and Victor Emanuel for the purpose of organizing
means to secure the national independence oil nun,
eary which he affirmed the allied sovereigns had
Sgtced TO recognize lie also stated that the Allies
would lend their aid TO hberate Hungary from Austrian
rule. | believe that NJ. kossutn's aid-de-camp hai
no reason to be dissatisfied with the results OF hs
mission ON being told vhat NJ. kossuth would
spare no eilcIts to promote their well being aud OBJ
tain their freedom early possible the Hunganans
expressed their pleasure at longer being compelled
10 fight for Austria; but, for all that, doubt II tney
are inclined 10 desert ami risk the dangers OF another
fight with the prospect OF court'martial If retaken
Whep NJ Kossuth and his aid-de-camp arrived at the
railway stson yesterday afternoon they were met by
police agents who inquired at what hotel they pro-
posed 10 stop On being informed Of the address, a
couple of police agents Ia private clothes, mounted
guard before the doors watch the movements OF the
Murgarians and note who called upon them. They
were there the last thing a. night and the first thing
this morning tn escort NJ. hoSsuh AMI hS aid-dccamp
on board aud see them safe out Of France Before
leaving yOung I,shan volunteered % fight for Italian
aud Hungarian liberties and was taken on to Genoa
to serve in the Hungarian Legion. NJ. ko:suth am
Informed, has many admirers in MarseiNes, who were
only deferred from calling to pay their respects AMI
express their ympathes by the presence Of the police
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
ABDUCTION OF GILLIAN GENTLEMEN.
,,ouuITTAI OF 4 BEITfsH CAPTAIN

At the Liverpool Police Court, on Saturday, Juae
Is Mr. j. Il. AspinaI barrster, applied for warrant
or summons against William Leslie captain of the
.aip Louisa Bragni on OF BdiOrd for an assault and
Malta An 81 and Custodio Gallo, two members Of the
Cailisn Legislature, and Guiemo Malta and Bepja-
mini MKenna, editors Of the newspaper AranJlee
CoashyentG, published At Santiago 1t appeared
from the statement of kenns that about the 9Th Of
December last political disturbance took place in
Chill and these persons, who belonged 10 the party
which was hostile 70 the Government, were sppre-
bended in Santiago aud thrust into prison. where they
were kept for some time political oenders. They
were afterward marched off TO Valparaiso under mil
taIy escort, which they reached on the night Of the
Th OF March. They were Immediately put on board
tn above-named vessel which was bound for Eagisnd,
Chiian rnsn-ofwar steamer taking her out 10 sea
!9E ten Or fifteen miles A. soon they TscovsssAf fpm
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

Bsie.ty Frarcis H. bey indulge the hoPe ,h:t you-
e.cy vii take 70 Gear, The u-harpy positi'n q
a. rrsnv urfotun.te men srd thst tie Gov-rament OF
LIE Msies'y ycdnc 10 tee urgent request OF srepe-
ssr'stve OF rstion ennei y tie p-cccires. OF inf
,iiusl lber,y ana tte lover of sgtry, VII re.tore
them 20 jome.iic pcsce O. finding tlcrn in suy cs-e
a. -: uuE rowr 10 tcerseives will gg5nt th.m pnb-
lc f'is that ttrir ihnocetce ma, be clcar. proved
Nczi,i juz- &C. i'53-
!; .s bad Cmcr q, tte Spj-it which ac'usies t-i-
Government that houch u5.th hss e'sp-ed since
Frs-fis II Gscerced the thro5e ner without tins are
st kept n prison. thouch c0Inuon oonaemoed PRISON
e.. have beer released. Iol Vll observe tAa; not
v1ro j. sai Cf tie tsed, aLd pcrtaps wl'ty -, for
~, Insa 10 exile vii fetGIn unt. liberal in oons,
eua.sn,eei are grated 70 the co1utr!.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
FRANCE.

The Nord coutradicts the current report that the
Emperor Napoleon would soon return 10 Paris.
Two divisions Of the army at the camp Of Che!Ons
were uuder orders 70 join the army Of Italy.
The Patr1e OF the 2ith announces that corps
sree Of 30 900 men, taken partly from the regiments
in Africa, was expected in the Adrstc Sea.
Late letters from Paris mention vague report that
the Chambers were Ekey soon 10 be cOnvoked, with
view, ii was supposed, Of announcing new evies Of
troops and another new loan.
Tie Paris Bourse had further declined, but on the
9th there was rather more irmness. The Three per
Gents iualy closed fat at 6l.g0 for money and 6l1J
for account.
PAErs. June y, 1859.
Judgment has been delivered IN the matter Of the
licensed brokers against the unlicensed brokers. The
unlicensed ere condemned 10 a fine Of 0,00Of
TRIESTE Saturday Morning.
The French Government hes sent letters Of protec-
ton three Austrian vessels in Fiume laden with TO-
bacco for account OF the French Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
AUSTRIA.
The London Times

lorTIsr 1rderce q The Lonnon IlIn's
VIaSSA. Jane Il, 1879.
There was no authentic news from the sea- % Er
Yesterday but il was currently reported IN the city
that the Emperor suffering from typhoid fever and
that battle had been fought the upper part OF the
right bank of the Mnco. Both reports are isLse i9r
il IL aid In an official dispatch which left Verona TINS
moruitg that his Moesty had removed his headqnar-
ters from Veron. 20 Villafrapcs, small tosn On the
Mincio. and midway between Peschiers and Nantua.
As the pckets of the two armies are within SIGHT OF
ui.hes I'm, there has been no serious collision since
tie engagement at Malegnano, detailed account Of
which appeared in your columns iaH week sgo. In
the Haatr Zetrng of yesterday It was stated mat tns
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
TUSCANY.

TIE kcv,.re Toscqno publishes . Ministerial orcd-
laro1err the Pfsiec's respect free uaa,est s on'
a. the popular eish for anGe1Ai on With Pied aont
Ths circular d-tie- tie possibility o. return to tie
fora er dypav aId declares that divisions Of Territory
vosld eufeebl6 isiy Victor EnGn1e. a the syaib"i
~ upiOn aad Il liberty
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

rhev cenetrsted into the cears OF the houses where
o, Psr+ ~ the female population had taken refuge
III. tre 6ghtipg gong on, aud fnghtinl excesscs
~ ~ com,IIi IIited there AT Gallipazzo and Pugnalo,
w. odi the villages sti1 deserted when l
s.5 tbs,e went 10 the parish priest, 70 ask
~; ssbs. had happened. but | could only get out of
- 8. An these devils Of Freedmen" few
pn,es bsd been gued, but the rstives had, by keep
ont of the way, ierdered any greater crime imPos-
it'll At Isola Bella the TuIcOs had left marks OF
their passage. saw group OF women standing
rourd the door of cottage, sn1 moved by curiosity
lied what was The matter. These helb0unis have
g .ske, our daughters from us" aud. in fac',
reral Italian village grls following the regiment at
i..ii They we're unwilling Ia return home after tueir
disgrace and shame kept then ual'ng alter ther
-aylster.. Their fate Is indeed lamoutabie.
AT Milan the enthusiasm l. a. great ss ever; Out u
q. o rather remarkable fac, that both ffench and
Msrese sgree in abuNng the gallant scoiers OF RED
mont and Victor Emanuel hlnsef hnds Z" faVor N
heir exes The annexation PiedmoLt Is by no meals
.,orlsr ard the ouiy thng that could reconcile then
70 (, y,o1jd he the selection oi Milan for the Kingdom
a No,th Itsly instead of TuIio Toe Emperor Of the
Ere,ch evidently knows what be is about No 0ppOr-
trn;tv Of politely snubbiug toe Pedmontese II reg-
s,fsd ard S,lanese are deigh cd at tins. On seeing
ch reily iealousies bud meanness Of sprt. Oue
ano lclp regretiif that the poor fellows who have
,jIeady fallen have shed their blood to 20 little pur'
,,ose Here in TURN the French quite a. unpopu-
AZ as the Piedmo1tese IN Msn. The insoleuce
AID haueur, the patroLizng aIrs which q" oar opera
Tors ere assuming extremely CALLING ana, serious
ss the consequences might prove to themselves be,
leye tere are many TuIiLese VINO would be dehSn'eo
ei The French getting sound thrasng, Jast 10 cure
them for time of their insufierabe arOsance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
PRINCE METTERNICH, NAPOLEON l., AND
POPE Plus VII.

The following very curious conversation between
Prince Metterneh and VI. Louis Veuliot Is extracted
from the CHicers which has just published, in series
Of three articles, "reminiscences of visit which VI.
yeuillot paid to Prince Metternich at Brussels in
1870:
On py third visit the conversation On the sfays Of
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-03

What has improved you so III appearance
Woods Hair Restorative.
What has given you such a youthful look
Woods Hair Restorative
To what agency am | to attribute your increased
beauty, my desr madame Sir, you are very
complimentary, but am indebted to Professor
Woods Hair Restorative
Sir, since | saw YOU last, you have grown TWEEN
ty years younger, how is it 4 fact, my dear
sir, am using
Woods Hair Restorative
Why, my dear friend you wore a scratch year
ago, and now you have splendid head of black
hair to what miracle are YOU indebted
Woods Hair Restorative
| am told, madame that the nervous headache
You were once troubled with has left YOU -
Yes, sir, bv the ad Of
Woods Hair Restorative
Such is the language all over the country and
there is no fiction or Imagination about it, read
er. Woods Hair Restorative is an honest and
truly medicinal, as well MS scientific prepare
ton, and will do all this
CAUrIoy.-Beware of worthless limitations, as
several are already in the market called by diff
ferent names. Use none uicss the words Prof
Woods Hair Restorative, Depot, St Louis, Mo.
and New York" are blown in the bottle Sold
by all Druggists and Patent Medicine dealers.
Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in
the United States and Canadas. (46-lt
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Quasqueton Items.

EE- On recent visit TO Quasqueton,
we found our neighbors busy at their
new bridge, one track of which is now
rapidly approaching completion. Two
out of the four trusscs were up, and the
third already framed. Much of the plank
ing is ready TO be laid, and week Of la
Dor would place il in fit condition for
crossing. All the limbers used are Of
the heaviest and stoutest kind, and are
strongly bolted together with large iron
bolts. The structure, now that il begins
to assume its proper proportions. seems
most substantial one, and our neigh
bors can justly boast, that when finished.
they will have the best bridge over the
Wapsipinicon river.
An accident, which came near proving
a serious one to our friend, Mr.. j. G..
HENRY. happened on Tuesday of last
week. Mr. HENRY was at work on the
bridge, and one end of the plank which
he had hold of slipping off of the bent on
which it previously rested, he was car
red down with it, some II or Is feet, to
the rocks below. Fortunately the force
of the fall was much broken by his cling
ing to the plank, and though he fell on
his head, nothing more serious happened
to him than bad abrasion of the scalp,
and several bruises over the body. Mr..
HENRY's host of friends will be glad to
learn that he has recovered sufficiently
to be about again.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-02-03

DIR. Bakers Pain Panacea has performed n
greater number Of cures than any other similar
article now before the public.
we have not space here 10 recapitulate and
publish the voluntary certificates Of hundreds,
who have testified of its wonderful merits, but
refer you to the free almanac of the propretors,
distributed by their agents the who'll. country
over, in which in plain and earnest Language,
SO that he who runs may read, what this
medicine is doing for the suffering community.
There is no necessity for purchasing the thou
sand and one Liniments which are palmed off
as good for man and beast" and which have
but a brief existance rs in Bakers Pain Pana-
eea you have what they profess to have, and
still more, an internal us well us an external
remedy, safe effective and pleasant. 1t is put
mp in 25ct, 50et, and 81 bottles. There is a
great saving in purchasing the largest bottle, MS
1t contains eight times rs much rs the smallest.
Bodies, Smith e. Co, Proprietors, Chicago,
and for sale 10y agents in every town in the
county
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ShcriM''s Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an Execution issued out Of
ID and under the seal of the District Court
of Buchanan county, Iowa, in favor of G. +.
Leavitt, and against the goods and chattels
lands and teneuents of james Minton, have
levied upon the following described property,
viz The east half of the southwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter of section twenty six in
township ninety range ten west of the fifth
principal meridian in Iowa.
Which property as above described, | will
offer for sale at Public Auction, at the door of
the Sherlf's office, in the village of Indcpcn-
dence, on Saturday, the twenty sixth day of
February, A. d. 1889, between the hours of
Nine o'clock A. NJ. and Four o'clock p d. of
said day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said
execution and costs.
WILLIAM MARTIN,
Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, Independence, Iowa,l
January 2Sth, 1889. t46 At
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Ebr. Halls RalsaRls.

1--we have certificates of the strongest and
most positive nature. from the following parties,
who are wei known in the places where they
live.
o. One from j. W. Plummer, yinton, Iowa,
of remarkable cures.
1-sOne from John Runyen, Wayerly. Iowa.
of his own son.
11'Onc from Saml Leaman. Camden Hills
dale county, Mich OF beloved daughter saved.
l-jOne from Eli Budd, of Athens, H., who
was given up by six doctors
Gl'One from DIR. a. G.. Doom. Boomfi cid
Iowa. "a Physician Of 20 years practice.
IiOne from Robert c. Shinn. Marion. Iowa.
of consunptive daughter cured.
o. One from NJ VI. Van Dcusin Springfield
Ill.,. as the remedy for Lung Diseases.
a. One from Fifteen Physicians, certifying il
To be better adapted to pulmonary diseases than
any other known remedy, rs they have tried
them all
o. One frum j. W Wentworth, Chicago, Ill,
of cough Of nine years standing. An aston
ishing cure.
u one from MeClauglly 4, Campbell, Foun-
tain Green H., saying, it takes like wild-iire,
and cures like charm.
l8Onc from X. McCracken, Manchester,
Scott county, Ill. lie says-Old-linc Doctors
stard no chance when patients can get your
Balsam.
D. One from Harriet Cummins, Cincinnati,
Ohio cured Of bronchial difficulty, Raising Of
blood, dc.
o. One from John Dempst,r, Residence. cor
Pearl aud Mcstera Row, Cincinnati, o.
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''iaiE VT to"ab i'tNhaNfN NptNti
vs.. In District Court of said co.
WM. s. CnuRcuS
To VIM. S. CHURCH-Sm You are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the office Of
the Clerk Of the District Court of buchanan
county, Iowa, petition of Jed Lake, claiming
of you the sum of Fourteen Hundred and Sixty
and $1,000 Dollars, and interest on the same
from September Sth, 1856, at the rate of ten per
cent per annum, ON a contract made and de
livered by you to said Lake, dated Sept. Sth,
1856, and conditioned that you are 10 pay all
the Indebtedness then outstanding and all that
may accrue on account of IA certain steam saw
mill therein deseribed-a copy of which con
tract is on file with said pctition--and that un-
less YOU appear and answer thereto on or before
the morning of the second day of the next term
of the District Court. to be holden at lndepcn-
denee, in and for said county, Judgment will he
rendered against You for the full amount of
plaintiff claim with interest and costs of suit.
And you are hereby notified that your property
is attached to secure said claim.
JED LAKE, Per Sc.
Independence, Nov. l6, 1858.
STATE OF IOWA,
Buchanan County.S hereby order that the
within notice be published for the time pres
eribed by law, in the Buchanan county Guar
dian, published in Independence, in said eoun-
Is and State. +. BREW Err, Clerk.
Dee. 6, 1858. I l3-A
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Jan. 90, 1859.
SheriGs Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an Execution issued out of
ID and under the seal of the District Court
of buchanan county, Iowa, in favor of Elpha
let Daniels, and against the goods and chattels
lands and tencments of Jacob Travis and G.
W. Cummings, | have levied upon the follow
ing described property, viz
The northwest quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of section thirtysiN (36) township ninety
600 north of range eight (S) west Of the Fifth
principal meridian, Buchanan county, Iowa.
Which property as above Described viii
offer for sale at Public Auction at the door OF
the Sheriff's Office in the village of Indepen-
dence, on Saturday, the goth day Of February,
A. ID. 1859, between the hours of Nine o'clock
A. M. and Four O'Clock T. NJ. of said day, to the
highest bidder, &c satisfy said execution and
costs. WILLIAM MARTIN,
Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Independence, Iowa,)
Feb. LIST, 1859. fi6-It
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Dubuque Wholesale Market.


FLOUR-Supcrfne $500 Extra $3.50
WHEAT-Spring ollC0@ Csc new $50 10 C
CORN-Shelled 4O6l soc.
OATS-Old i5@i8 new 25@35c.
DRIED BEEF-l5c. = 10.
SUGAR-Brown, l4@sl &c; refined,
-; crushed and powdered l2l5c.
MOLASSES-Sugar house soc. Golden Syr-
up. 75@80c. - gal.
pOTATOES-90c i3 bu.
HAY-S60o@s3, 90. p ton.
WOOD-sl75 - cord
CoAL--R. |. $ so u ton delivered.
HIDES-Grccn, DC; dry l2i.,c
WHISKY--Bourbon, 509s2, 90; Common
20@22; Old Rye, 50@75c
BUTTER iirkin and roll l0a Ice ~ Ii
EGGS-a5@30c. per loz.
LARD-l0@llc. p ID.
CHEESE-6d De- cts.
CANDLES-Tallow, l2lsc: Star 20ao2
PoRK-Mcss Sl7 ,O0P Dbl; prime, $4,000
BEEF-On foot 81 s@3
MUTT0N--6'., @c per III.
DRIED PEACHES-l2ts@ l3.
DRIED APPLES-ee. = h.
ORANGES 90 p bx.
LEMONS
sEEDS-Retail prices-Clovcr. s., 90 per hu
Timothy, Sl,0o do. do; Red top $500 do. do:
Blue Grass s., do. do; Orchard 50. do. do; Nil.
let 50, do. do; Poland Oats 81 80 do. do Irish
do, 81, do.
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other States, with the view of obtaining
the names of suitable persons to fill the
Office of President and other Professor
ships as may be necessary, who shall re-
port the same to the Board at its next
meeting on June 9th. 1850"
Committee appointed under this reso-
luton &c. w. +. Sherwin, Sioux City,
Woodbury. County, Iowa Suel Foster,
Muscatine, Muscatine Co, Iowa; VIM.
Duane Wilson, Des Mones, Polk Co.,
Iowa.
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Temperance MOvcm ent.


Gx," We are glad to see that an active
demonstration has been started against
the wholesale traffic in ardent spirits,
that has for some months been dis
tnctive feature of our town, much TO
our disgrace. We have lately had some
half-a-dozen of these whiskey mills"
in operation, with the usual concomitant
Of card playing and gambling, and the
result has been, as it ever must be, where
such low, irresponsible doggeries are toll
Grated, that the better portion of the COM
munity has been weekly annoyed and
scandalized by the riotous exhibitions of
drunken pugilists on our streets. The
nuisance has at last become intolerable,
and our people are moving for its abate-
ment. Several of the liquor dealers have
been arrested, and mulcted in fine of
$50 and costs, and others have been in
duced, voluntarily, to forego the illegti-
mate tralnc. a temperance association
has been formed, some of the principal
members of which have but lately been
reclaimed from the bowl, it is to be hop
ed never to return to it. \ course of
weekly lectures upon Intemperance has
been started, and is well sustained. On
Tuesday night last one of the most pow
erful appeals we ever heard upon the
subject, was delivered to a very large
audience, at the Court House, by Mr..
DETwILER, of Benton County, an tin :
Grant lecturer. Mr.. d. was by turns hui
morous and pathetic, and made a most
powerful impression upon his audience.
A week from next Tuesday Judge TABOR
will lecture before the Association, upon
''Spirits and Demons, or Devils and
Drunkenness, in which he will portray
the effects of alcohol upon the human
system.
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DY VIRTUE of an Execution issued out Of
ID and under the seal of the District Court
of Buchanan county, Iowa, in favor of F. Rev
nolds and against the goods and chattels, lands
an tenements of z. j. Reed, | have levied upon
the following described property, viz lots mum
Der seven and eight in block five in the village
of Littleton Buchanan county, Iowa.
Which property above described, ! will
offer for sale at Public Auction. at the door of
the SherifI's Office, in the village Of Indepen-
denee, on Saturday, the 18th day of February.
\. ID. 1859, between the hours of Nine o'clock
A. Nj. and Four o'clock p. Nj. of said day. to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said execution
and costs. WILLIAM MARTIN
Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, Independence, Iowa,l
January 18th, 1889 (H-iw