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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13
FRESH BEEF,

y b delivered in such quantities and at such
times and places - my from time 70 time b
Delegated BY the Subsistence oliosr in charge
saidcontract 70 rsmain In force for four months.
unless previously terminated BY the Commiassry
General Of Subsistence q. 8. A., or other ~.
thorissd oaiesr.
Bidders arsinvitsd = b present when the bids
arsopsnsd.
The bids will b. opened at the once ofths m
dsrsignsd, On the 18th day Of April, 1854, q ~
pm.
The contract viii be made with the person VII o
shall produce the required articles on the lowest
proposal The contract will expressly provide that
Il shall terminate In four months unless previously
terminated By the CommissaSy General Of subsis.
tsnes, or other authorised omssr that NO member
Of Congress, NO oficsr or agsn. Of the Government
or any person empoysd In the public service shell
b admitted 70 shan IN Il toaay, ,bsnsHt arising
thsrsffo0. An osth Of allegiance will b. required
from each bidder. and bid will be received with.
out written guaranty Of two responsible parties =
follovs: I'VE the undsrsignsd hereby guarantee
that should tbs above bid bs accepted It shall b
fulfilled according TO its true purport and eondi.
ons; also that written contrast shall be sxssutsd,
II required, with bonds. the sefasisney and anount
Of which may b determined BY the ofhssr aecspt.
ing the bid"
Ho proposals will - sntsrtainsd that may bs r.
ssivsd from persons Of known d.sloyslty. Payment
70 b made in susA funds - may b farnished BY
the United States.
The undersigned ressrvss The right 70 reject any
Or Ill bids offered.
Proposals must b addressed 70 Capt. h. n. D..
- n n 4 Url~ Ma -
lows, and should b plainly marked Proposals Sos
Fresh Beef" u. n. DAVIS,
oplo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

MEDIC AL.-The attention Of the If
Aiesnd IL called 70 he advsstissasnt Of D..
0add IN another selsnn. Dr.. g. ia skillful
ssd sssssssfal pssstitionsr and ID entitled 70 .
liberal share Of pstfensga
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

WHrrr's DAncrro AcADYMY.-The
last tern Of the seaeon viii somnssss On The
18th. The elass for masters, misses and ladies
sonmsnsss % Saturday, The 10th, at > p. =,
Cisss ior gsatlsmsa % Nondsy evening. ths
18th. at hslf-pass ssvsn. apll-dlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

HEADQUARTERs DISTRICT OF IOWA,
Sx6sisfsHee O1tee.
DAvsHPoRS, lows, April ., lSol.
81 ALED PROPOSALS ia duplisats) will b
reesivsd BY the undersigned st his ocs, until four
o'clock r. n. on Friday. 18th day Of April
1854. for supplying for tho subsistence Of
the United States troops, stationed at the camps
In snd about Davenport, lows,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13
HsAD0vAnPsns RoCx lalAHp BAnnAOsO.1
kooK lsLAnD, Ill, April S:h, 1884

koox lsLAsD, Ill. April S;h. 1884
Posf OaDBn No. Is.
l. All psfsons residing q Or n ths visinity =
this Island warned against carrying soldiers o.
other psrsoas in boats 10 Or froa the leland.
No boats aSe allowed 70 land On the shsre II The
leland snlsss ths owasr o owners thereof have ;
pass fron tAsss hsadquastsn giving then pssmis.
sion - 70 Do.
AM violaAloa a thsss orders win entail on the
pessoa OF psrsens - doing sopAssaaion Of their
hsass. IN assordaass With Instructions received
from Was Depastmsnt.
All 10, II eitissns viii understand the impostanes
Of hsving this post isolated from tho surrounding
seusssy, and ready and willing compliance with
this osdsr 10 earnestly requested
By order Of A. J. JOHNSON
Col. lth Rsgt v. r. O., Comdg. Post
A. r. Hisss. Let L. and Post Adjt
anl1 Az
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13
sUPREuE COUNT OF IOWA.
APRIL TERN, 1864.

Wednesday, April Is.
1911. Park. sppt ~ Davis. ct a.. Jasper
1915: Br:ushs y orihs.h. q a. spp.. War
Ills. My. .ppt v Sample. Lee. motion to
1855. Wallace v saltnAn, Dubuque. si-
1885 Gardner, appt " City Of Dabuqus,
affirmed.
1855. Ksator I skinner V Hosk, Nusssr
4 90, johnson, affirmed.
1859. State Of Iowa. sppt ~ J L Shupe,
Arpanoosa. reversed.
less. Krsssingsr ". Iearian Community,
Union. sfhrmsd.
1919. HAworth " Griffith, Warren. afarned
Special Mssti.g q the Davs.pert Circle
ofthe D0nlan DrOeAofhoo4s
The Centre announced 70 the meeting 10 .
few appropriate rsmarks The dessh Of N. 9.
lyman, ESQ.,, . member Of the Brotherhood.
The following resolutions Of respect were
unanimously adopted:
WasRsAs, 10 the order Of Divine Provi.
dsDcs our Brother. N. G. lyman, has been
called from our midst,
Resolssd, That while deploring bis death %
the loss Of Z christian gentleman and KIDD
and faithful Brother, we bow With humility
before the will Of him Who 10 alike Infinite In
Weldon and Bens0cence.
Rssolsed, That we recognised IN our depart.
cd Brother those hcnorable and noble qusli
Ties Of mind and heart that endeaeed him .
like to bic family 70 our Brothers and his
friends.
Rssolved, That we hereby tender our heart
felt sympathy to the family Of oar dsceased
brother.
Rssolved. That in respect for our deceased
brother all the membsrs Of this circle are 70
Queesed to attend his funeral In body and
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13
DAVENPORT. IOWA WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 49, 1854 una
n. r. pARKR

=. H. PARKS,
Pro- au oo 7r . r. Or /,
MO. ls4 SOUUH-wArER STREET, CHI.
~ OA0O, III. p. 0. Bex zoos. - Oash
edvaaees aade O peepssty in store. (nA7.d .dly
JOHN n. CRAWFORO,
ATTORNEY AT Law.
PGN0loN = BOUNTY AoENT,
FARaANDYBL0CK Devsspsss. Isvs. lnhs %
Metropolitan Rotel,
OoRIER RANDOLPH ! WILLS srRIefs,
CHICAGO, ILL.
nA1s-dsn 8. h. SKINNER, Proprietor.
~ in. DUNN.
6P@pes' Hanger,
Painser, Glaxler and Whitener.
nhs-eal = Ess - 3, H.. BssSy'A Psr,y.
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER !
OesC styles
For the Season Of 1854.
The Largest 1 Dsss Stock II Davespest,
L.W.PETERsEN'e STORE,
No. % West Second street.
uAvIN0 MADE LARGE PURCHASES OF
Al Htoek from The New York Msnufacturere b..
fore the rise, Am prepared 70 ofss
Superior Inducements.
nhI1 L. W. PETERSEN.
-
CEvERAL HUNDRED POUNDS or OLD
y Type, suitable for babbftt metal, for sals st
this ooes, n qsastitiss TO suit. mh2sdM
Groceries, Flour Z Feed Store.
NvHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
i 1oRMs he eitissns Of Scott and adjelnine
counties, thst he will constantly keep In Els New
Store, corner OF Second and Scott streets. . good
assoftment Of Groceries, Flear and Feed, which
he will always sell ct the lowest nsskst prise
Highest price paid for farm Produce. Goods
d's;':S ..s s.s;, :is = charge in az n T. 1ouvc
METROPOLITAN HALL.
POSITIVELY FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
Thursday, Friday 4 Saturday Evening",
April IL. 10 4 16.
MORRlS MlNSIRELS !
Brass Band L Burlesque Old
Folks Concert Troupe.
1sWsO ma 0ona8er... ..........OHAS. A. NORRIS.
stage Manager, Stratton Leader Of Band, Seide
Director q amusement, J. 4 Taylor Leader of 0rshes:
re, W. Blaksney.
Sixteen Established Artists! !
Chas. A. Morris, Lew. Simmons, Cal. Wagner,
J. r. Taylor,i Jules Stratton, o. II. Carter,
J. H. Hurridgs, u. Ksrwin, W. BIakeney.
Jules Seidel, NJ. g. Miller. Cook
NJ. Kanane, Ned West, Frank Wells
w. A. Abbott
Five COMEDIANS, FOUR BALLADIsTS, SEVEN
MUSICIANS, AND THREE DANCERS.
The only complete Company nov trav cling. OrRaaised
with great care for this season, 1854.
Admission. cents Reserve Seats. 80 cents.
Doors open at quarter before I. To commence at .
quarter to precisely.
Eighteen magnificent pictures Of the members Of
this Troupe taken by Earl Smeaton, Of Quebec Photo
grephi:t 70 the Royal Family London, viii be on exhi-
btion IL front Of the Hall during the day.
Free sereuade In front Of Ian previous to the per.
formancs, BY Morris Brass Band.
CHAS. A. NORRIS Manager and Director.
W. 4. ABBOTT, Business Agent. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

BoNDs OF CITY OTTro8Rs.-We do
not wish 70 appear captions Or f.ultandiss bat
ve are In duty bound 10 point ont what W
deem 70 Be . very unassal and impropsr pro-
sssding regarding The suritiss Of the bonds
Of the city ofiesrs. The matter Of complaint
is. in shors. suvsty reciprocity. Aldermen 60
% the bonds Of the city officials. and one Off.
sial goes security fos another indstinitsly. We
do net regard this - safs proceeding. An
Influential aldssmaa becomes surety for the
Mayor. We do not inssad 70 iopsash the
Mayors good character. when ws state shat
there 10 possibility that ease nay arise
wherein this same alderman may become ia>
tsssstsd - surety. asd IL strike % that in
ssah sass hs wosld b semswst smbarrass.
ID. SO with The Mayor. vAo l. oss aef he
sarsisiss for City Assshal. 4 sass may arise
whore bis casting vote will be called for, and
vbsrsin The fact Of bic being surety for .
large amount viii semsvhat effect Il. 60
With aldsrusn who are on the same bond.
We submit that this signing back and forth.
eash others bopde by the aldermen and on
sials Of esr city is not the proper thisg. ssd
what Il more. ws enter cur protest against It.
There Are plenty Of ofrsspossibls men outside
Of the city oiielal circle 70 become saessiss %
shsss bonds, and there 10 NO trouble about
getting their namss. The Mayer ssd aldermen
should stand ansranmsisd By bosds Or obli-
gasiees Of asy kisd o. bsswsea Themselves sad
the city oasish. sad ~ ssspsssfslly. In tbs
saos oi the people. call upoa then - pat
THE natter right.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

LUtE s&t1s0OOto.
Ne. Isl. Melropelisan Block.
"AvH RICHTvHD AND AR1 R4CgIvlN0
III svsry lAy, by HxPssn, The NEST dssisabas
styles ef ~
Tashionable Spring Goods q
veraeos Hahgioe = Pa1toens.
AM nj eteak of ksaeAsAaol snhlsasoe6 nuD.
m. flaonsls. q vhisA veisviAe Ne eeeeaela
Fl EareFe aaeing eas eg1AblluAooa1 % kA0o.
iInAH - nolti4esey aaA eoe g 80 - oen-
1nS1ay e a. naeho1, ~ - ena1aee - GDY1Ds
0nSo1ot = n ~ eoe& - tDHooUy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

A FAm.-Thsplasc to purchase the
asss iashlsasbls 1ssss essds sf every dssssip-
slos h q Kshos / CAshart's. opposite he
LeCletre Houso.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

Plsia and ornamental stitching done
% shsstsse sotiss. Also iashlessbls dssss ssd
cloak nskisg, svss WsdswesshS store, sorsss
Of 6eeoed asd Brady stssets. g
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

Ladies, purchase your Jswslsy sstts
q Rutssbesks, No. 9e LsClalss Row. Hs
~ shs latest, richest ssd best stylss. Ka-
grssing neatly doss and oil kinds Of Jswslsy
repaired % short sotjee u psetses manner.
CAnKHD FauIrs.-Peaches, pears,
stsswbssriss. blaskbsrriss. ses. 10 large vasis,
y; also Stswsrt's celebrated doabls fsassd
candles. gssuiss ospls sugar. sss.. u Hsst's'
LsClaiss Rev.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

DlDn'r WoRK.-An attempt was made
In esrtaia qasrtse 10 throw Palnsr Clark
out sf the police fssss ef the city. The sean>
al couldn't zee The force Of The measure They
preferred not 70 have . tried and lathful o6R-
Ger - sanasrily dismissed. s,ea motion q
aldsrmau Natehse be was was uaeni0ossly
placed upon the Fssssh ward pelies. The
Police Magistrate would b at less . =
havs 70 get alesg without NJ. Olsrk. you
souldn do Il, ssald zen Squire :
What's up with oil the ladies that
they want Florence sewing naehiss ! b.
sauss II i the only reliable mashise 10 uss
Tor oil kinds Of work. from the fssst - the
Asevisst cloth. Yen can always lind then o.
the scense Of Sd asd Perry strssts, Up staira
No. I. MISC r. D. CLmeHAn, Agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

SIxra WARD.-Alderman Parks took
bic ssst II ehs soaasil last evening, % alder
man feea the sth ward. without sppositios.-
What he's become Of Mr.. Poster Hes he r.
signed bic slsim upen that fractional vote -
II % enough said.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

Housekeepers will find silver plated,
and solid silver ware in great variety q
Wsbb's ehiss store, LsClaiss Row. This
stock IL large and includes every article In ths
line, sise The fnsst Cutlery from the most eel
sbrated foreign and home manSisstursra-
Tho attention Of country dealers 10 directed 10
the immense stock Of Of erosksry, glass and
china ware. Kerosene lamps. oils and 6xturss
kept at this popular sonesrn. Now 10 the
time 10 purchase.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

Chief Esgisssr q. Musllsr informs ne tha
The ssginss belonging = The city are 10 gos
order. The sneius "Pilot" 10 st prssant with
out eempany. bat ~ thiaks he will have
company organised for Il In . short tims.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13
THE OFT y.
Ospsns yos ALrxAx's len loit with
Olnsesad 1 Havsss' asd u q. Swaas olA seand
vill ~ preoptly sstssdsd y. spll'et

Fos SAls.-Ths north half Of block
30 (nev ossspisd By Allins 4 william lso-
bss ysrd) ssb-dividsd II small end large lstss
by I. ". Hassisso. Lad Agsal spe.lv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13
REAL ESTATE
49,. A0O
nsuaANoE AGENCY.
JOHN Z. oWI1D { Co.,
Sesn !. swsssb naoaAnD ,. ma, ~. ,. nDDss.
puokolLe&Loook, (uP sfAr1s.)
se SECOND 0zRK1Z.
improved 1 Ullnprsvsl Earns,
CITY LOTS,
Dwelling 1oueeo Ard Oteeoo,
BOUGHT. SOLD AND LDAoBD.
Mouse Let's Fer Sale.
u Great Dargain.
Aouse Let's Fer Sale.
y Great 0argain.

No. ~ Tbooo eligible ooSb0t08 ~ Oos1SY
= 1ysla.A ssA ns.i i.,sst ~. s.,sss'. s',:l i asc
- eass side q Rsek lslaaA stsseA
he absvs b vssy lss lsssaise lesee WY
~ tosno anssn0oaly sesy-e email e0eeHs
8 60 dewn-balAAss - leag Sssn q ysess %
SsT L. = Bss1, street. ~. sIls, ss ssss
nsas ~ Ne lot ~ sssasy 70 bst0 ~i1I b tsesss
~ oesW u xs0ss ~ sis per eene.
Ne q 0a1 1bssdy slssst, 100 test frsat b 1se
Ssee dssp-fesssi. Price ~ pes i;ses fe:A
Mss o. Thisd street, lot ne 10 pesssss ~
Ne 30 1Aeuss iess IL Davisea : Tsss's ADJ
ne d. q. .. 90 neuse los Il Slaynskss's
sAliSies. 0l6o 70 $50 sash. Terms sasy.
Store Lets Fer Sale.
NeN One - Hsarth ssssst jsst ssst Il Drsdy
No q ros, on Yeurth ssssss asas sallsead DE-
PCT.
ODccs fer Rent.
Ne. ss-sa. A vsry eligible eose witA ante
Soom. nsas corner Of Brady aeA 1Aee Second 0se.
Hat. Asa. ssraishsd ssasss u sos.s Sos aa'
f1rse Class moases for nsat.
ual We ase ssady 70 sasags 70 rent q - Ell
~ q ysas asss-Phas ef which ~ b sssa y
Store - Rent.
IA = TIE wess stese eaa bess.snt in Nstss:
~ 1sspD Dssssssioa given April lst.
Houses fer sale.
Hale 4 nells:: ~, 2 .wo.stosy brick dwell; :
1sv ss:s T.: sS:' !: IL 3 s.s :
hosse cost 0kS6o.l Psios of ho.ss and lot el.soe;
e.sthiId s:ah bsases On long tiae q 10y ie!ersss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

The Mayor, in his Inaugural, reoom-
nsnds gas - preventative Of darkness. and
consequently hindrsnes 70 crime. Failing "a
get gas be rscommsnds Ksress~s We cart
but think this vas iotsndsd ~ . joke. II Il
VS. net, ws move that W 20 In on tsllev
sandlss-os every other block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

WArcnEs, WAroHEs.- Rosenberger,
No. ID Metropolitan Block. has the lssgsst
snd best assorsnent Of Watches In ths city
He purchases directly from the importers ssd
manuiassarsrs. and in large aasssitiss ios
cash. which ssablss him 70 sell very lew
Watches repaired By an experienced workman,
10 the best manner and warranted to give
perfect satisiassion. Remember the place ssd
give him eall.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

L.W.PETERsEN's STORE,
No. % West Second Street.
uAvIN0 MADE LARGE PURCHASES OF
II Rtoek from The New York Msnufactureu b.
fore the rise, l Am prepared 70 oEse
Superior lndmCAmcnts.
ahI3 L. W. PETERSEN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

POSITIVELY FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
Thursday, Friday 4 Saturday Evening".
April IL. 10 4 10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

To.Machlnisas and Mill Men.
CEVERAL HUNDRED POUNDS or OLD
y Typs, suitable for babbftt metal. for sale q
this olIoo. II QVaatitiee 20 euit. mh9sdtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-13

BouGht, o. taken In oxcE go fos Hanufaetu4o
Goods, q the highest e,. rise, q The Fsetosy
Jan1l.dAwM1 J0sEPH SHIR Ids
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-01-05
Remarkable Escape.

EE- 1t is now ascertained that Majo
MARSHALL and his companions, at th'
time of their capture, belonged to par
ty Of skirmishers, who were so suddenly
surrounded and captured by the enemy
that the main body Of our forces knew
nothing about it until the fight was over
One of the party. MADISON BRYAN, Co.
E, 5'h Iowa Infantry, concluded not tc
surrender. and although the rebels
henmed them in on every side, and had
already called out for them to lay down
their arms, yet when MADISON saw the
hatred ensign of secession waving over
his head, he could stand it no longer.
but exclaiming "By boys
didn't enlist TO fight under such a rag
as that" started of at a pace that bid
fair to distance all pursuers. The rebels
fred whole volley after him. Balls
went through his hat, coat, pants and
even hir boots, to the number of twenty.
two, yet none Of them drew blood, and
the hero made good his escape. Verify,
there are times when it stands man in
hand TO run, and we think this was one
OF them.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-01-05

provisions, clothing, DC. DC. to be ap.
piled TO the relief Of these unfortunates
On next Wednesday the ladies meet al
the residence OF Mrs. DURHAM. to work
and make up into clothing, everything
that may be contributed by individuals
for that purpose. If you have an old
coat or pair Of pants bring them forward,
and the willing hearts and nimble fng-
srs of the ladies will soon convert them
into something that will be Of service to
hosts Of poor children. The women are
especially invited to turn out on that
day, while to those who cannot come, we
would say, remember the scriptural in
junction that, ct is far more blessed to
give than to receive"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-01-05
HOsTETTER,s BITTERs

Have received the warmest encomums from
the press and people throughout the Union a.
valuable tonic for the cure of Dyspepsia
Flatulence, Constipation, and general nervous
debility, it cannot he approached. Every day
new eases of its great effect are chronicled
through our principal public journals. There
is nothing equal to the enjoyment to that which
the afflicted experience whan using this valua-
BILE specific. Its mild tone, its sure and vigor-
Gus action upon disordered stomach and
the cleansing of the entire human body should
recommend It to all classes of our community.
II See Advertisement IN
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere. [4l-Im
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-01-05

Nothings.
EE Our editorial brethren have a
fashion Of collecting and publishing. un-
der the above head. stray waifs-senti.
mental, humorous. philosophical and ga
tirical. We, too, have our bundle OF
nothings, but they are neither sentimen
tai. humorous or philosophical. although
they may. perhaps, be considered satircal.
Ours. 10 short. are financial nothiugs,
and here is one Of them:
f. J. PRATT.
to Rich a Jordan debtor--to subscription "a
paper years, $3.50.
Perhaps some persons may think we
are wrong in calling this nothing. con
sidering that Mr.. PRArr lives in large
house nicely furnished. wears the best o.
brosdclosh. sports fine carriage. has
lots OF money and a. large interest, buys
great quantities of grain. pork. &c, ana
handles more money every day than .
poor printer sees 10 a year. But We
submit that when An account like III.
above. rune six years. and you are asked
10 give still further time, such bill
against such a man. is about rs nea
nothing as anything you can think Of
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-01-05
A Little Cool.

J Even that venerable parsonage,
the +" Oldest Inbabitant." cannot call to
recollection colder stress of weather
than We experienced last Thursday and
Friday. Tie wind blew perfect gale
from the Northwest. drifting the snow
in heaps and rendering the roads almost
impossible. The thermometer wen,
down to g below zero. The Railroad
is badly blocked in places, and we have
had no mail since Wednesday, and. oI
course, our paper must be somewhat
devoid Of news. The weather is now
more moderate.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-01-05
Received.


re- The CWiiian for January 9Th is
before us. teeming, as usual, with every
variety Of slang misrepresentation and
abuse. This model Democratic paper
can crowd more glaring. absurd and
monstrous lies in square inch, than
any other sheet we ever saw OF it's size.
while the editor OF the same has already
succeeded in raising the jealousy OF the
devil. who is afraid that he will be obi
ged to resign in his favor. The Civil.
ian. like the Dubuque Herald. is noted
for its propensity TO attack the private
character Of individuals. It's latest eff.
fort in this line, is on Mr.. DAVID GILL,
whom it compares TO highway robber.
merely because he had the good luck to
sell load OF wood for eight dollars. Mr.
GILL experienced great deal of Difficult.
ty in getting his load 10 town. was block
ed in the snow three or four times, and
was entitled 10 a good price, and it is tc
be presumed that he win put the money
that he received for il 10 far better use
than buying Democratic votes, favor oil
influence.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-01-05
The Confessions and Experience
or n Nervous Invalid,

Published for the benefit and as a caution
to young men, and others. who suffer from
Nervous Debility. Early Decay. and their kin.
drcd ailments-supplving the means Of self.
cure. BY one who has cured himself after be-
ing victim of misplaced confidence In medi.
cal humbus and quackery By enclosing a
postpaid directed envelope, single copies may
be had Of the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
Esq. Bedford. Kings County, New York.
Jan. 5th, 1864. fll.2n
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-01-05
The Poor.

The Poor.
I We would call the attention oil
the Board Of Trustees to Inc fact that a
few families in our town are absolutely
in a suffering condition. and that some
systematic mode Of relief must be pro.
vidsd without delay. 1t appears tina, q
few members Of the Board are opposed
TO taking much trouble in the matter
and disposed to overlook many of the
calls Of charity upon them. For the
sake Of humanity, As we'll as their own
we hope that this state Of things will no
exist much longer.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-01-05
Wood.

Wood.
EE What new freak has got into the
noodles of the Bears and Bulls that
reign supreme over the Wood Market
West India bonds, or Railroad stocks
never took more sudden rise than has
wood within the past few days, which
has run up to eight dollars cord. Oh
course, the farmers who draw wood this
cold weather, are entitled to good pay,
but out Of mercy to the consumers we
hope that it may not last long.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-01-05
OtterviIlo.

Hy Situated four miles North OF In
dependence, Is destined to be quite a
dourishing point for trade some day,
and we would invite the attention oil
those DESTROYS OF securing nice, health
ful locations to that place. 1, has an
excellent Grst and Saw Mil. Wager
and Blacksmith Shop, and quite mum
Der OF tasty private buildings Better
than sil the rest. the genial inhabitants
thereof are Union TO the core