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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
uurrah for Pixies Peak

uurrah for Pixies Peak +!
A IL Who int md going to Pixies Peak next Spring
~ had better come 10 The
"AHsckeye Store"
To get their ouths. All kinds Of Groceries and Pro-
visions may there be found In abundance, Tor cash
AFresh Lot Of Goods Just Received.
sU0ARs
New Orleans sugar. IS p,unds for one "ollsr,
q Prime, n Y Crushed,
Loui,ians .arifed, s. Powdered,
Belche,'s =" Clarified,
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs
Belcher's Golden Syrup, n 0 kolassss (new erop)
Pine Apple Syrup II MolAsses.
CoFFEEs.
Prime Rio, Fresh noasted
Old Gov Java, Gov Java and Rio.
rEAs.
Imv erial Oolong
Young Hyson.
Johntton's Buekwhsat do.
FISH.
Picked Herring mo y Goldfish,
Mackere, No Y White Fish.
SALT.
G A Salt, Salt by the barrel.
SOAP.
white E Soap, CASTLE Soap,
Brown do Transparent Soap.
OIL.
Whale (for burning,) Elephant.
FRUIT.
Sultana Rsisins Uu1t recd) Zaute Currsnts,
Valencia do Ctron
M do Prunes,
Driei Apples (newl Dried Peaches (new)
BURNING FLUID, warranted to burn and not
smo ke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE Of all kin's.
FAsRHAvEN OYSTEaS :, ALWAYS fresh.
All articles sold are warranted to be a good q
can be found Is the city.
All Goods 10 . reasonable amount, DRLIV2RlD
1REE or CHAE0E, within th- city limits.
Jan8-dAvtf &. SIllPMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

The RIvER.-Thc extremely cold
weather of Sunday night had a hardening
effect upon the surface of the Father of Wa
ters. Yesterday morning. at early dawn,
the old Mississippi was pretty completely
fettered, but before noon. by wrlggling and
twisting about in various ways the icy man.
tie was torn in different places; the veil
was rent in sunder, and once more the old
stream presented its face to the admiring
gaze of the people. The ice moved on. At
ter moving on awhile it was checked in its
progress by running against the Island,
where it gorged effectually, and commenced
backing up like balky horse. If the
weather should remain cold, there will De
no mistake about plenty Of ice, and sound
bridge between this place and the Sucker
City. So mote it be.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

REMOVED call the attention OF
the public to the card of John r. King, Esq,
Mr.. X. has removed to LeClaire Row, to
the office formerly occupied by Drs. Foun-
| tain 4 Adler, where he will attend to all
business entrusted to his care with his usual
promptness and acceptability.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
III. t.IiaEEIr,Es.

f,EEtRAL COMMISSION AAD pRODU 2
u Aoro.4at tNh9l"sairl A. ut OF the s. -ro't-e
SAL .npfssl y TOT peycapo;t and neishb ring
town
warcho,.se opposite Il. Depot, Dav aport, Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

E There was an immense guam
tity Of hay in market yesterday-so much
that the demand was not:equal to the sup
ply. 1t is worth from $500 to $3.50 per
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
CARDS.


PHYSYCIAN Nd SURG IRON,
nFFl 'E---e 81 Me.srs. r. ger d Bowers, No. -
" brady rtetst.
orIcr. iett = ia them viii receive prompt stt"n-
INN. nnN2i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
,sFIu,HDTck 4 MILLER.

TANUFACTUasRs or PURE AND UNADUi-
wi trAted yIssaAR. Orders 70 DO left ~ their
Btnre cora r second AMI 'iaines street.
sE- Emply tartels bought ia exchange Tor Vine
or aUgl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

Et Free luuch at the Amazon sa-
loon, Brady street, this evening at o'clock
Geo. w. McIlroy, Proprietor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

own RNGINEER, ARCHIrsoT AND SUPER
= IHrENpksT. Also Teacher OF Architectural
~ Ornamental Drawing.
Garner 81 auA l., rry ty2!dit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

YOUNC MEMS ASSOCIATION.
vTVHE following gentlemen have b-~n srgseed, ans
j Will lecture bafore the AssociAiion during the
present month. tn subjects and tins vui ~ dug
announced through the papers:
Rcv. }. P. Donelan, Hon. X. Cook,
wn, Hall. Rsq., Hon. J. y. DNloa,
Cspt J,tepn Hays. Hon. W. II uidseth,
New. Geo y. hAgoun, Hon. d. 3 True,
Rev y. [. Collier, q. Stuart gIs Dsq.,
Hiram Price, Esq, n. u. PArler, E.a.
Tickets for the season, admitting gentleman and
lady. . o.. Single ticket, rs eenss
HAlLEr KlLBOURN.
De-. Ch-irmsn Lecture Committee
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
JOHN II. KING

JOHHN II. hING,
REAL ESTATE & EXCHANGE BROKER,
NOTARY PUBLIC L COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
LIE CLAIRE ROW-Le Claire HaU Entrance
Jani1 Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

Gf400 61ll E0uC4pP1Sc.
TuE following magnificent pr, pesty wul b dis-
i tr.buted among tn cubs Ybers vsiu-d as tLres
thou and dollars, on tae 1ss day Of nusPs, sfshsT
venport, Iowa. snbscsipiion tiekess, oae collas
oseh:
The thoroashbved stallion MouLt Alvey,
yesrs Old Ped.g e. ty Traveller, he By
impt. Mercer; dsm-Cevno, breo by II. l.
Stevens, ef ROhoken. ~ Pr furtn.r
pa Il ui~'ss ser Turf r. slater. Hiss'ockb h
No. qusI ed BY Any horse In th (Scctu
coaDiy Better TO a. Lrnssd. Sbsri9,
Jonn Xii lon, he's kskev, and Others. 20
have co II the 81 Of this tosse. Valued
at....... -
2 Vie thorough bre1 tall u LNb n, 6 ears
old, half tr. ther 10 klifn at~maa tne u
tn best race mares of her day r-dtESse u
Lcs in-bv ioportsd Houisp; 1sss-ty
fr'ssse 1or further particular. sss TaIf
.. Que ave year Id ouvhsM tui nADs0 = -
ison. For p dissee zee voop~ - A~sri.
can Short Horn Book. pass 11s. sn' ~ 90.
{. One & year old stall colt PedRree-
- CLARION dandy Ole Bostan. Va,ne.. -
s. One year old Devon bull named George.
VAu. ............ ....e.e......... -
9. One gear old No 1t AIRY Aig. vaIue.. 10
7. One spanish J.ct, yes'soai vaiue.... -
8. Two fu b. % Dnvhsu Covs. vAlus.... 10
No. TO number 30f0-a ais attacbsd 70
soeh Of these noGbsrs. NJ Blanks.
Tos:i,;....;.........:.;:....:.: y go
Tue OtouiOGS LofBn en0 Mount Arev SoOe the
0Rse and second premiums thovoughbrsd aged
stsllions, st The Iowa State Pair In 1887.
The shove enterprise = eondacted by . COZ nisafe
Of gtn.iemeu Who ere entirely disin" -sstsd vAieA
vi secose TO each and every subscriber IN e(Sal
chance. l. v distinctly understood that this y -
lottery.
The above stock can - seen at I'll tinss q rs6k
Greek Farm, eccuplsd BY D. Z. Allen.
Tickets csn be bsd II the Burtis noess, q JsAa
Atkins Sa.oon, 1t 4. O. Bilious Jeweiry Neors, -
K. Allsa, or either Of the undsF-tgssd. A remit.
tAnoe Of one dollar u the Hrvstdent Will eDeoso
tiet et by return nall
The numbers drawing The pfisrs vill - puealsheo
for the bsne1t " parties lisi ing abroad
q YULLUR. Pres:dsos.
w. HAIL. eeefstoSy
YRAuK PLU0Bo. 1roao.
Dsveapnrt, 1ewa. Dssmbss O. 16oo.
On account Of lssHs number Of tickets not boln0
a,sposed Of the ing Of the above eoUrrsoe v10
BE- poetponel until the lst Of 1oeguAxy, 16os U0oA
Il viii most assusediy ecme on JoA1
silver Plating. M
WnIlAN o,MDlA - snsval y - 49,
w . I010e Sosse, voeU0 - ~ GnGDO -
0LvR1 HkA1lSo Douln1lR
;s;11f;'sss s'e ~ Z lt;sls ss:2s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
Holiday Prevents.

T ADIEs' WORK BOxss AND BASKETS,
IL Odor Cases,
Bohemian Vases
Tortote shell Combs,
Toilet 0la-se.,
Watch 4, .nas,
Porte Mona,es,
Nicer -chsum Piper,
Sent Bottles and Vim aigrettes.
Ladies' Dressing Gases,
Ladies' Gard Gases,
Snuff BIKES,
Pocket Cutlery,
Ivory Tablets,
Hapier Mache Boxes,
Rronzc 6.s2r Stands.
And many other useful and ornamental ar iciss ar-
prspriAte 70 the season. OS6OOD.
De-2 1872 Brady street.
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.2sFsgN 4 ss0 -,
A TTDRN.Y8 hND COCNsELLORS AT LAW
~ AND
N0TAE,ES pf5AIf.
Oflce-At Na1kiot q CoroiA'a kxctsnge once,
Davenport, Iowa. ocioH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
HALL q GUfEEAu,

A TTORNvYs AND OoU UNSELLERS N0TARIES
a pupllc c .u,nis toners OF Deeis for Maine, Yer
moat New Hsmvshirc, Massachusetts New fotk,
New Jt ~sey, Pennsylvanla, Virginia, ONO Tcnnss-
se- Kr Ks, Illinois and Missouri Once 2s
Main 81 one door south q Cox Il Sarrea;'s bauk.
Julv lat. 1895 july1-d&wly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
MeOrNl.

HAVING sold NY Drugs, and removsd nv
Dry Go0ds and Hardware
to my storeroom, on
FOURTH STRHKf, NEAR R0CK ISLAND,
win sell them ont ten tlO) pr b~i oost. tsaGa
them l0r land Or sell them ons time.
d. IL RIDGE
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C@n EsE1sFE.IE,

A TTORNrY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AFi'
~ 0n.rsts-!ouer G Deeds for Connecticut, vii
civ, al careful attention 10 the ool!ec nn OF
cazis, conveyance OF Resi- Estate, examin ng titles
ana ali other kinds ofleEai ouaineRs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

j ". II. uAkER, III. D.,

4 deecc IL <ite House, oince Franklin D.Jck
room NJ. up.stairs'
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4. TIA


A TT0RNEY AND COuEsILLoB A Law AM
n Notary PaANe Ohco, NJ. -, Davenports
Block, Msin street. auE~s
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DHYsICIAN AND St N4EoN.-OFFlCE-P
/ OFFICE BL0v&, Lrus. North s,ae ci F.th
strect, betweea 81 l. and P"rry. Jsrs!dtf
TC. CAMPBELL,
A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
n Davenport / "a.
or .--Davenq9-,', B'eck, Corner Mala and Sec
,,,d st--,.- d"cl 8itt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

Union Drug store,
No. s. Brady street,
MAR THIRD:ST.,
r. f 6 + IL Il BO w Err 8.
Psre Drugs. Genuine Mcdicines,
Physician's Prescriptions
ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED.
Psrfsnery, Patent Medicines, Wines and
Liquors.
novi2 REGER 4 BOWERS.
l. U M B II h
E a. st DNr e % - o .. T..
1NHR subscrit ers having p-rchasd Of 8. stanch-
L neld, are now pr. pared 70 all sl orders
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Our stock consists Of
Dressed asd Undssssed Flsssiss and sidiss.
Clear and second Clear Boards.
PLANK, TIMBER, JoIsTs. BARN BOARDS.
Lath, P,ekets, Shingles, de-, dc.
| Also, $4,000 feet Of sawed Bridge Thinker.
Fast Daverp port, November ~, 1858.
nov2s ds~e ALrIHa 4 w1LLD
GREAT B.aRG.AIF
pURNrruRs,
DRY GOODS.
AND OTHER AlrIoLEs.
TOO NUMEROUS 70 Hss11os.
HON AS on MS
NEW
Auction and Commission Store |!
NO. 81 BRADY STREET.
BET. 1ouarz AND FIFTH,
Decl1 SAMUEL PARkE2. Auetiooeer.
HARPER FOR JANUARY, 1859,
WI. b .:s.ivsd to-day Or Monday next. sod b
.NBw TIMES" PRICE OF
FIFTEEN CENTS EACH NUMBER,
At the IOWA BOOK ROOMS, No 50 Brady street
| North Of the Post.ofnce
| Dec9A CHARLUO ADAMS
Home Wanted.
| THE father Of m infant girl whose mother died
i some weeks since, Is dssirous of finding fami-
| ly that Woud be willing TO adopt such child. The
father 10 po,r and unable 70 give his eh lid proper aa.
| tehtion. Chlld three months old. Enquire q the
| house ct the Ostholic BuryinR Ground. ysnS
| Rare Chance.
Hroa - - SO per day sasily PealissS.
| Al HONORABLE BUSINESS. CAPITAL NJ
| aunzD oHLY q 30 TO >1b .
| A NEW ARTICLE (PATHHVsD) ef uss h
| a. every Family. 0an1fAstoSy. 0eere on1 00ea-
| Mo- and women, young aud Old, wanted, . e0oaOo
IN IT. SALE n every 9oWn ard Oounty d ~ 0oalAp
esn md Weseogn 0estes onA 11es1logteo. oon1 foS
Oaseolas, % eeoH b pesoeo -
| H - DsulA 1Ais1 sesss4 yAnaoalUAaA
| oA1uHAc1ua1a AnD wDesnAEs SaAAao =
| WADoD An 6DW1111.
sss:@Rcess - saAAs So
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
BENNETT 4 WHlTCOMB
PRINTERS BANQUET,

FAlvI EAt'S BANQUET,
IN HoxOR CT
FRANKLINsS BIR TIL ID A Y =,
To BE GIVEN
AT THE BURTIS HOUSE,
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY II, SO.
TICkETS........... S3 90
TO be had ct the Burtis House, Geo W Els Book
Store, and Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
COMMITTEE OF ARaRANcsn.Ffs,
FRED KOOPs. B. " BuRDITf, J. h. woopLocK,
4. L. MossnAH, W. II. FLIHI, GBO. n CRANE.
HONORARY COMMITTEE.
Antoine lie Olaire, Hon E. Cook, John L. Conn
q. BaFner austin Cosbin, X. SINE ham,
Hon. Jno p. Cook, VIM. Hall. r. II. Parks,
Capt @. N. Schuyler, A. II. Sanders, John Johns,
D n Richardson, J. J. Burtts, Capt Hays.
Hon. Jas ThoriDgton, q. y. Van Hosen, j. 8. Drake.
Jan11
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
Home w amtcd.

THE father OF m infant girl, whose mother died
J. some weeks since, Is dssirous of finding fami-
ly that voud be willing TO adops such . child. The
father 10 po1r and unable 10 give his eh proper aa.
tehtion. Child three months old. Enquire O the
houoe ct the Ootholic burying Ground. yspe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
NEW TlMES and new PRICES |!
At THE
IOWA ROOk ROOMS.

NO. 50 BRADY ST. NORTH or Posr.OVvf0n
TvHs present stock OF BOOxs. PAPRR aud STA.
i TIOkkRY, will be 10 e' eut ], sr-stly rsduood
prices, to sntt the hard mes
vsrtety OF ar lies on hand suitable for
CHRIST MAS PREstNrS.
All are respec fully lnvt.d to ~ the above asser-
tion ty calling and pricing before buying cs-~ here
Dec25 CHARLES ADAMS.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-12


DY VIRTUE of an Execution issued, out of
IL and under the seal of the District Court
Of Buchanan. county, Iowa, in favor of Sanford,
S. Clark and against the goods and chattels
lands and tenements of Eli Burdick, Gideon
B. Lewis and William Barker, have levied
upon the following described property, viz:
That tract OF land bounded thus Common
cling at point forty -four rods east Of the south
west corner of section thity-fve, in township
eighty nine north of range nine, west, in the
State Of Iowa, and running thence east forty
rods, thence north twenty rods, thence west
forty rods, thence south twenty. rods, to the
place of beginning. sd9oI3 'zdalaH ,H
Which property as above described, j will
offer for sale at Public Auction, at the door of
the Sheriff's office, in the village of Indepen-
dence, Saturday, the Eleventh day of
June A. d. 1859, between the hours Of Nine
o'clock A. Land Four o'clock p M. of said
day, to the highest bidder, to- satisfy said
execution and costs i,si.l1ltf9 -=5tgiald Gioise3
i.a3a9a so WILLIAM MARTIN, inel
satHb 'siaak - naW f,9o aaic Sheriff;
Sheriff's Office, independence, Iowal ~ 31oi1
May llth, 1859. At
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-12
LEAvENwoRTH,, April 90.

A portion of the locating party, dis
patched by the Overland Express, re-
turned yesterday, bringing intelligence
to April 9th, from Denver City. They
report the route every way adapted to the
requirements of travel. Grass, wood and
water abundant. IT, ss Esa a.loI F.gYs
The stages which left here on the 18th
passed the head waters of Solomon Fork,
and are getting along well. NJ
No diminution in confidence amo NO
the miners, and flaitering reports con-
tinued from the mountains. The richest
prospects were found in the vicinity OF
South Park and, Araphax. The ground
was still frozen aud snow heavy. ss
Three men were hung at Denver City
on the 9th, for murder, by Vigilance
Committee. Great excitement prevail
ed.
When our informant left, large mum
bers Of emigrants were pursuing new
road. psa
The surveyors estimate the maximum
distance from Leavenworth to Denver
City, at 500 miles.
Mr.. Martin Fields, of this city has
been appointed Postmaster of Boulder
City.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-12
Destructive Fire...Ten Steamers
Burned.
PIrTsBURG, May 7.

PIrTsBURG, May 7.
A quarter past twelve to-day fire
broke out on the steamer Henry Graft,
which quickly communicated to the ad
joining steamers. La less than five min
utes ten steamers were enveloped in
flames and seven proved atotal loss. The
following boats were destroyed:
Henry. Graf, Pamela, Jenny Grey,
Council Bluffs, James Wood, j. H
Cam, Potomac, Belmont, Cremona and
Commerce.
The flames spread with terrific rapidi-
ty. The heat was great, and fears were
entertained for the safety of the ware
houses on Water street. The exertions
Of the fremen were principally devoted
to them. 1l.9 al /
The amount of freight on the boats
was not large Some little on the wharf
was destroyed. The Pennsylvania Rail
road, with her usual good luck, escaped
almost scot free. Her shipments of mer-
chandize for the West were on board the
Economy and South America, which es-
capped entirely. The latter fortunately
having steam up was the means of saw
ing all the other boats, some thirty now
here, from total destruction. She took a
fleet of boats nearest those on fire and
towing them away, left a gap which made
it possible to save the rest.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-12
LEAyENwoRrH. Anril 81

Agents here and at other points have
been secretly urging emigration forward
to the gold regions, with view of form
ing a nucleus at Pixies Peak for de-
scent on Sonora, and probably Durango
and chihuahua. No concerted plan has
yet been given to the emigrants, but the
leaders of the movement base their hopes
upon the non development Of gold in the
country, and the probable dissatisfaction
of great numbers with the prospect at the
mines. 1t is estimated that 10, 900 have
already left different points on the Mis-
souri, River. There is company organ
izing at Kansas City, for Arizona, under
the superintendent of Clarkson, former
ly p. NJ here.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-12
Later from Europe---War Inevitable.

ES- By the arrival of the steamships
Anglo Saxon and Adelaide, the former
from Liverpool on the 25lh, and the latter
from Galway Oh the 3oth, we have
later and very important news from Eu-
rope. Both Austrian and French troops
were pouring into Piedmont, and it is
rumored that hostilities had already COM
menced. The French Legation had been
ordered to leave Vienna. A special
meeting of the French Corps Legislatif
took place on the 26th, for the purpose
Of receiving communication from the
Government. Count WALEwsKJ made
an exposition to the Chambers of the me-
gotiations which had taken place, and
then went on to say that if the Emperor
made war, it was because he had beer
constrained to do so by the aggressive
conduct of Austria. A project was pre-
scented for loan Of SOC, 100000 francs,
and for raising the contingent of 1859 to
40, 900 men. The Duke de MALAKoFF
has been appointed COMMANDMENTS Chief
of the army of occupation, and Prince
NAPOLEON will command the corps of pi-
oneers. The Emperor and the Prince
were to leave for the army on the 9th,
the Emperor designing, itappears, to take
the field in person, as the question of a
regency has been agitated. France and
Russia, have concluded an offensive and
defensive alliance, much to the surprise of
England, who is striving to keep up a
perfect neutrality. Tuscany had joined
France and Piedmont. The German
Diet had decided to keep the principal
federal contingents ready to march, and
to arm the federal foot soldiers The
London Post says that the whole militia
of the United Kingdoms was to be en-
bodied forthwith. A great deal of ex-
element has been manifested on Change,
and consols had fallen very considerably.
Flour in France had advanced 2 francs
per sack, and corn and provisions gener-
ally exhibited an advance.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-12
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
HALIFAX, May 5.

HALIFAX, May 5.
The R. M. steamship has arrived with
Liverpool dates Of the 25th. " H
Breadstuffs steady and quiet at Tues
days advance. Provisions frmer.---
Consols closed on Thursday at 94k for
money. r. .r liza .zeu e,,o;.o...,,t, s.r...
Political news alarming
Austria has sent an ultimatum to Sar-
dinia, demanding her disarmament and
the disposal Of her volunteer troops
Three days were given her in which to
reply, and if she refused, war would, be
declared lh''' 7'4 1to' ''''-l ~
Eighty thousand more Austrians were
ordered to the Ticeno. Il au 3mo 3a Ia
Austria had rejected England's final
proposition.
French troops were moving towards
Piedmont. I'll .Asllg8-#a I'd jUa. eH49
The English Government had tele-
graphed to Vienna strong protest
against Austria's menace to Sardinia, and
it was reported that Austria replied, re-
fusing to reconsider her determination
and that. she had already prepared a
manifesto 10 accompany a declaration Of
war.
AT Toulon, the final proposition made
by England to Austria, was, for a gen
eral disarmament by means of Commits
sioners, including Sardinia, and for adj
mission of the Italian States to the Peace
Congress. AS at Laybach, to this prop
osition all the powers gave assent except
Austria, which rejected it. .Ts.te sus
The occurrence of the English holi-
days prevented full development of the
effect of the news.
The French funds fell 3 per cent and
there was a general panic on Bourse. :
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-12
New YORK, MAY I.

Judge Dawson in the Supreme Court
to-day passed sentence upon six muir
derers. t
The young -Chinaman. Quimbo Apo,
who murdered Mrs. Fletcher, was sem
fenced to be hung; Jean Basque, the
Italian who murdered a fellow, country
man. to the penitentiary for life5 Mic
hazel Flyn, who killed Freeman Cutting,
10 years in Imprisonment j. Glass, ex-
policeman, who killed VIM. Decker, an
accomplish, 20 years. d. P. Fromer,
who killed G. +. Sturgiss in restaurant,
for a years. The Court also sentenced
Joe Coburn, the fighting man, to 8 years
in the penitentiary, for murderous as
sault upon a policeman while in the dis
charge of his duties. ~
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-05-12
New CCunteffeits.

Re We copy the following list of new
counterfeits from Phillips Northeastern
Money Reporter, published at Chicago,
by B. w. PHILLIPS, Banker, No. Clark
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Taunton Bank, of Mass.
2s, photographed, well executed. Wig. State
arms and female on one end, man on other.
Conn. tANt
2s, photographed-Two Dollars in centre-2
and man on each end-looks blurred.
Bank of Philllppi, Virginia.
IS, genuine plate. counterfeit signatures
Cashiers signature, &C. w. PARROT" written
in back hand date, number, and Treasurer's
signature in red ink fi t tHHl +. tEi3
PhGnix Bank, Hartford, Conn. 81 a.f g1
is spurious-vig. male and female.
Danbury Bank, Conn.
2s, spurious--vig. man sitting down--female
head on right on left.
Woburn Bank, Mass
IS, Wig. group of children, ship, etc--medal-
ton OF Washington ON right end--not like gem
uine.
Grand Bank, Marblehead, Mass.
2os, altered-vig. three females, eagle, shield,
and liberty cap-20 right of vig-XX, milk
maid on right end-steamboat, Xxx and rail
cars on left. taHlt iH .rt tIa9#G
Granite Bank, r. I.
IS, drove of horses-unlike genuine.
Bank of the Interior, Wis.
SIS, photograph of genuine-color purplish.
Bank of Watertowp, Wis. Ia
Is raised from 1s-female seated in shell!
floating on the water-bust of female on upper
left. la su
eOs-bank issues no eos.
Conway Bank, Mass.
Is altered--TWO in oblong lathe work die
TWO and two females with sheaf of grain on
right-2 and two men on left-unlike genuine.
NEW ALTERATIONS. RI Y
Northern Bank of Providence, r. /. Is al
tered, Wig. female seated on a rock with shield /;
ships in the distance.
Commercial Bank, Racine, Wis, alterations
made from the broken Commercial Bank of Perth
Amboy. =
Rome Exchange Bank, N. Y, IS raised from
/ (; Wig. train of ears. p ~
Bank of Mutual Redemption, Boston, Mass.
20s altered from some worthless concern. i.
Farmers and Drovers' Bank, Waynesburgh
Pa. los alt. from the fraudulent Farmers and
Droyers' Bank of Petersburgh, Indiana. They
are finely executed, but wholly unlike genuine.