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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05
IAREES AND NUMBERS

Jaynes' Family 1Iedicines' -
FULL Supply ofthe genuine Medleip35S, III FjEa
A. and for sale by h u 49,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
and all persons from buying removing Lead or
other from the above described without my
written permission.
GEORGE MESSERSMITH, .4gsut.
Dodgeyille, Iowa Co., u il, Sep. q, 1877. 5If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

I'd ELEO NDTTCE.--AH persons are hereby
4 no uaed not 10 trespSss, Nine Dig, upon any CT
'oowing lands, without the written consent or perIs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-05

NHE undersigned, grateful to the liberal public for
past patronage begs leave to invite attention 10 his
present stock of GOODS, most of which new, and
consist in part of the following:
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28
MUSCATINE JOURN.A 40 OCTOBER g. 1853
~ Us Journsl.~.
Mt. vcrnonn4 mary.

Mr.. vznxcx, Linn Do., Oct. Is, 1853.
Mr.. EDITOR :sSnpposing that your sheet
is a medium for the dissemination OF in
formation among the people, take the liber-
~ OF addressing you short communi cation
respecting tic Iowa Conference Seminary,
located at this place. The winter term o.
this school willppen on Monday, the 18th
OF November, to continue seventeen weeks.
frhc new building, (whi.h is fine brick
ledlice - by 10 feet, three stories high,
Twill then he ready for the accommodation
LOT the school. A competent board of in
structiou has been employed, all of whom
are on the ground, ready for operations.
TIhey have, had much experience in other
similar institutions, and bring with them
| well established regulations.
We have made arrangements for obtnin-
ing a sufficient supply Of apparatus for the
illustration of the more important prinei.
ples.of natural science. Lectures will also
be delivered during tho winter upon philos-
ephy and other branches of knowledge, to
which all the students will have access. "a
With these and other facilities, we think
young gentlemen and young ladies will find
as good opportunities for Improvement as
MT any school in the State. No pains will
be spared the part of teachers or of any
| OF the officers OF the school, to secure the
advancement of pupils in the various stu
dies they may pursue. -
The healthiness of the location, and the
excellent moral character of the inhabi.
tnnts, render this very desirable point for
the residence of students. Parents may
With the utmost safety to their children,
send them here to be educated. And we
ask those who are contemplating the send
ing of their sons or daughters away to
school to take into consideration the claims
OF our school. $3.50. ~.
Nit. Vernon is easily accessible from
Muscntne and vicinity, stage running
regular between the places twice week.
Th, Seminary is under the patr onage Of
the Methodist denomination, but it will by
no mans be a sectarian school. The NOR
MS of the students will be carefully guarded,
and it is hoped a strong religious feeling
will prevail, but the narrowness of Sec
tarian bigotry will find no place among US.
Yours, respectfully, ll
n = / q - n d. A
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Tho etoamcr II. Hlnl.

To those who are acquainted with some
circumstances that rec entity TRANSFERRED, the
name Of tho est. paul' win suggest some
interesting ideas. This boat, on ono Of her
trips last week, being detained on bar. aad
having about three hundred passengers,
exhausted her stock of provisions, and land
oil the whole hungry crowd in St. Louis on
tho night of the Goth instant without NOR
sci of breakfast, dinner or supper for that
day! The passengers undertook to hold
ameeting, expressive Of some s:fast'' SEN
tments, suitable for the occasion, but the as
scmbly was broken up by the clerk and mate,
who. at the head of an army of deck hands,
dragged the President, a very respectable
man, from his chair, and tore up the reso-
lutions!
We do not youch for the correctness of
the above, as it is founded on rumor.-
Certainly on her last trip up the St. Paul
had large number of passengers and pro-
rided them with most abundant md excel
lent fare. The chamber-maid, however, a
saucy negro, was an anomaly in her line,
and an annoyance to all the ladies on board.
Making up beds and attending to fires she
would not condescend to do. The ladies made
up their own beds, and put up with tho un-
comfortable temperature of the room in the
best manner they could. Only one lady was
observed to lose her temper, and that was
when the chamber maid undertook to expel
her ON her own berth for some disrespectful
language towards her, (the chamber. maid.
There was scufie for possession Of the
trunk, but its owner succeeded in dragging
il back into her state room.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

= Temperance il agitating the people in NIL
parts of the State. At a recent meeting in
Dahlonega, Iowa, the following resolutions
we're adopted: ~ t6Hh0'
prvste and at the hallot-box to secure tho
Of law 10 eur STATE, similar in its Lrovi:ivns to
the Maine Liquor Law.
! Resoced, that We will not support any candidate
for the egsaturs or to execute tho lsw Who Ia not
pledged to support prohibitory liquor law.
Rfsolred that we do not wish to interfere with The
existing political parties, and will not mako any
nominations for cce unless they bring out men op-
posed to ear rrineipes. sts- ~ isss -
Resolved, thatsbereb Be central sommittee sppoins
ted By this Convention whose duty II VIII he q, call
mectsg totfansact ruch busipcs Is It may Re e-med
Yscssar5 10 carry out thi, c,sse II Temperance
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28
Oar Paper.

We are gratfcd TO state that our sub.
scription list continues to increase rapidly
vet We have room for the names n few
more good paying subscribers. We have
aimed TO make the Journal readable pa
per interesting and instructive-and as j,
contains full as much reading matter as
any paper IN Iowa, we do not fee mt all
scrupulous in cndeavoring to extend its cir
culat ion. We have recently made large
additions to our newspaper material-typc
Of the most fashionable style and size, i'm
proved linking apparatus, &c.-contempla-
ting the issue Of a daily paper, if sufficient
~ encouraged.
Last spring, when we enlarged the jour
NAL We supposed it would be ample for sew
cral years, but now find we were mis-
,a'cn. Our advertising patronage has in
creased so unexpectedly that we now think
seriously of cnlnrgins again this fall. We
arc determined not to be ''behind the
times" believing that the rapid growth
and increasing Importance Of Muscatinc
demand like Improvement in the appear
anco of the press.
We hope our friend. win also see the ne
ocssity of acting fairly with us paying
their dues promptly to enable us to carry
on this enterprise.
RAILROAD MArrERs.-On this subject VIC
have but little news to communicate to our
readers. The Lyons company, which so
generously proposed, at public meeting a
Few weeks since, to build railroad from
this place to Cedar Rapids, via Iowa City,
it our citizens would only encourage the
enterprise, has employed n corps of engi-
nccrs which will proceed at once to survey
the route.
The NJ. IL N. r. r. o.'scorrs Of engineers
have just completed the survey of a direct
route between this place and Cedar Rapids.
The route, we learn, leaves this city along
the graded road line, and, striking Sugar
creek ncar Whittlcscy's Mills, follows it on
direct line little west of Upton 1t will
cross the Davenport and Iowa City road
near Mud creek, in this county, on line
due north from this place.
p. s. Since the above was in type, the
following letter from Mr.. Farnhan was re.
ceiyed by our townsmar, MIR. Woodw ard !:
CnicAGo AND r. /. RAILROAD OrrrcE,3
Chicago, ''ct. "a, 1853.
w. q. WOODWARD, Esq. - Dear Sir. Yours
of the 5th of Oct. was duly received. /
should have answered it at once, but was
expecting to leave for your place about
that time, and have expected to leave daily
up to the present time, hut have been pre-
vented by causes which could { control.
have now decided to leave on "Wednesday.
(day after Tomorrow for Rock Island, and
shall visit your place while there. | will
give you timely notice of the day that we
will be at your place.
Mr.. John B. Jervis and Judge Styke are
here. and will accompany me. also ex-
pect Col. Bliss, of Mass. g.lF n "a
] am, respectfully, yours,
HENRY FARSuAX.
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TeIegraphic Clippings. /

t1oss s3 81 seig w4gs baa LoUIsviLI.E, stctolen2l.
Anmmcnse fire occurred this morning The Jour
nal ONCE ware ,ouse Of the louisville rolling MILL to
bacco warehouse c. Holbrook two stove stores drug
store OF Wilson, Starhrd Smith. with their
were entirely destroyed. The fire ragged from Rulit
treet half way TO Water street on Filth street
CIscisNATI, October %.
River stationary Raining hard, and outdoor bust
Flour Arm At s. whisky Is, an advance. Nothing
done IN provisions Saies LEGO hogs at IS for Noyem
Der delivery, at which the market IS irm.,4 $500
ss..ws ....ls. ed New ,Yosx, October22, Pm.
rIcps; 1900 hsrrs!s st.ts g 5oSs 6S Ohio 60
O06 bushels wheat. Wsststn "a IS Genesee. n &c
fair qualities hsve imreyeds Il Sales bushels
corn yellow SOC; mixed and white SOC. Sale 6OOo
gal!oas linseed oil, s0@Slc. Lard oil, s7c(0sf, firm
|quists Orleans sugar, Sc. MolsxsA s20s Ssie An
barrels whisky. Ohio &c. heavy Mess pork. 3l6 Is
prime, $i3 25@l3 &c., firm. Mess beef, 4I3 scarce
Y Lard barrels. u kegs l2s' firm. Iron, $50 5O@
nsmoW ssdaif s,asNEw, ORLEANS. October ~.
Flour, supsrine, firm at 81. Corn, 75aaOc. Sale
100 barrels mess pork Sic IS; bacon sides ~, .
shoulders Lard. barrels, llalisc. kegs Isle.-
Whisky 30a3lc. ato-..'-
ArriysdTIowa. Australia, St. Nicholas, G. Hays,
I Weather Hpe--city healthy. ge0a "a s.nav
al. il NEw ORLEANS, October FL.
Flour declined since Asia's news. Tobacco NOV
at al decline. Corn dull ut 75c. Oats 5Oa54c.-.
Pork dull bacon sides, Sc. Whisky SOC. Lard
steady. t'a aloW &no'Ss - ~
20 "a epua $50 so WAsumesos, October 20.
ThsfOllowius appointments areofieially snnouncad:
Robert McL1se Of Maryland, q Commisioner 10
China. Lsvi r. B'own, q Nd, = CossuI 70 nor
DEAN. hbta1 3 nfs4FA.t ! 6.,.t,,s -, : i.
The Unoa viii pay it, respects to Collector Brop,on
to-norow. II b believed q yet no definite aetion
hss bsen tsksn n Tie matter by the CAbiust. aei
~ 1sglIsh BOD beCssclsHArl, Octobsr 81
10 thu Martha Washington csse to-day, the counsel
FOR defence made motion to quasi pfocsedisrs on
he grounds that the Unitsd States had no
.v.f lsnd .:ss.. end Y they bad. the law giving IL
Judge McIsan decided that tho United sk.tsa b.a
ugioaioeieus and that TIE law was copsttutionsl. )
~ Lag. "a h..S.s WAsslnsros, October n. |
4 3 lpdsrstsod that the sdministI,tsn have com.
nittsd The csse OF Collector Bonson entirely 10 Ssce
AIRY Gushsie. What action the secretary viii nc /
sss' 'ad''d'A' w.n,.,..,....eo 49,, 81 ;,
The Union ssys that the British poliey = Afrisr-
- Cubs b INV mmwuneatAi II tks scheme 10 intro.
ucs operatives froa Africa into Cuhe win the CON
snt Of 6Psin And under The protection 81 ships Of
~. Itfsstnss says that gsaltAy 6baniarSs 10 Cuba
nseotiatfpg the sale Of appeeptiees q axsd prs
anticipation Of importations, for which arrange
a ssnsticnsd and Eusrsstisa' 81 ne ibslsiSk Gov
vnnsnt. sSa1 6HN npe sfS3d IL EssYssH 4
sasa a. .asfs ~ gfn@.~, IN
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'ForWardihs,E eonilnis'n Merchant

asTs WATER SHRlsEF r. MuSCATiNE, IoWA,Y
iLIs pay passitnss a,tentisa ioths storine, FOr
Nv wardipg and, s0omm sions Rsaisess Having
sold ont bis interest iNgbe House With which he has
heretofore been npsced, and being nov in the fceu
pancy Of the larrs and stcure br.cS Wars and frk
House corner Il Pima and Water Steet, be Win ievcto
his attention exclusively to the shosc brspches Of
business atibsral advances sillhs made on Prsdpcs
stored With him. Fs,v,rdisg prsmpilY, attended to.
q z GENERAL ssfEA aBoa z AcEyrg4sa
B having nod q hing sxrsfienSsfH an branehes
OF Commernial bssn,s, aatttss himsslf that he~can
their custom. N g-,. q. -
OFFICE in the building. ,pct2Ss ,53tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

LAT the latest accounts from India there
was . great famine at Burmah, and an
sepidemiG disease is csmmitting great raw
ages in the upper. provinces of India.
Trade is becoming daily more depressed,
ewing - The rebellion in the commercial
cities Of Gina. - tsa'S'iss
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

EsQriEY.--Can any OF our New York cotemporaries,
ar the rest Of mankind, tell us whether there ore
such persons as Drs lie Brunn & Dutiton who profess
u cure deafness, living at Union Place. New York;
They owe US ten dollars for inserting an advertisement
reg ted In polite letter and have not replied
TO two bills VIC have sent to them. We begin to sus
poet that this is another "goldencter humblg. II SO
sach ssoundrels deserve hanging Not merely because.
they defauded US. but because they have doubtless re-
csived many s. conslta ion fees from poor persons
who hoped. from the representations in their adver
sscments, 70 recover their hearing. We shall Keep
look out for such sharpers hereafter.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

Fong,oN PArEPs. We are indebted to
Vim. W. White for the privilege of perusing
several numbers of the "Glasgow (Scot-
land) SaturdayiPost - also, to Mr.. E. J..
Dunderdale, for copy of "Thc Preston
Guardian" 81 rEHe
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

A. the rcsderce Of his stn ir-law Row II.
bREhr,in this city, ~ 23l insf.. "a EDft,ss ~
lLLER, formerly Ct Freder OK e WI, Nd - in the
SD year Of is age. -sc.v,-,i,' .,.s;.
.i-- this city, IN The m'rr irg,of Saturday 9, t.
irst, JAMES G. Col EMAN, Gate Il Eutsplipg,
A.ms.rorg Co., Pa.,) in The 5ist year II bis sre.
Mr.. G. had been meirb;r Of the NJ e. Chuch for
snty-two carr, and was an exemplary Christian
His last words were +" am ready" IN ccmpiiaree
With bis OVID az st, he buried with ;thes honors
OF Masonry, and srge numbered Tie members ),
that Order attended, the fun. raj.
This IN rping. t2sih) AZ half past che o'clock,
m this city, MIR. II. Y, ARNOLD, sged % years.
HIS friends are invited to s,tsnd his fsusral at tho
residence Of y y, TrrEssos, Second itreet, TO-
merrty Saturday zfttrpoen, at 2e'cleek.t, -
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vfARnsEa.s

o, Sunday. tbs 9 h inst, by tie r y I AZ ore. W.
W. II. BAiLr.of q iontowr, Pc, md MiN Mar, z
daughter # Adm Jarof r, of Bi Bonneville, Pa
-0n the same ary, by tfcssmc MI H,sfYiHts-
TN # Unontown, Pa, and Misc mArcAR,sr, aapSt,-
er'ef Dr. Lrfr'y, of Brownsville, la. aeiia8f5S
~ Theattvcreiiees wertbhb fsr tire Der eft Of the
fsB'sddeevii!e Ike, sswe understand Tho Issrfies
have an extensive acqnair'anco sm'ne tise 5ef that
pace who have tccoms rsiden-s Of cur city 81
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

" AT the late County Fair, the Committed
| on fruit did not report, (for want of time
we suppose but below will be found theil
interesting report: - g
The Comuittse on Fruit, in presenting their report
to the Seciesy, would congratulate in members upor
the fair show Of fruits upon tabcs the prospect
fan abundant home supply at an early day appear
very good. haa inli s5.a hg
TIE number Of exhibitors Of APPLES, the standard
fruit of this atuds seventeen, and the number Of
varieties presented BY them, sixty i've. Amer g them
We fad number Of the most valuable and leadins
varieties, presented too, by several Of the exhibitors
who repo', that the trees grow and bear we'll will
them. ,-.s-.s.,zs----~--s
Indeed, We are satisfied fron, our organization ant
experience, that the apple Is we'll adapted TO the eli
mlfe ard sell Of Central Iowa, and that With Us Ii.
varieties exceed in Sis and flavor those grown ID
the E.stern States. 9, 80 @3st fae1 salEsgms
Your Committee are Of opinion that Mr.. Catteli hal
presented the greatest variety or ssstandard" and
popular apples, and Mr.. Hiram Gilbert, the second
test.t ~ ss2s sssAsl&As essA a'n4scf hi ,ss
mo pstv::sion is made for . second prsmium, tu.
your c. muittee have determined to make no fecorn
mediation for the .best variety Of fruit As no enc
Z as ma!siy Of tne iruis On you
sa.a'sRas ana ins'e,a 2, the amount assigned under
ia ,0a,, = 'na. !. DO a,vided eetween
~. az I. s.ts % A'o'e' anu MI AieAsnde JACK
SOP, I9r enc osss specimen OF rLuxs, very nne
sampis Il Coe's Golden Drops. Dsassi fas15a" Esss
ssfol,owing persons exhibited spacu,ns Of apples,
Ife hs seven out hstie INFERIOR 70 The two already
= ns '.n.t I :.5,...v .... .sr
iaa = moisOlo' T. ". hinoaid, WIN. Chambs
'r ,,'s "ihams sooo LanS Pnih Wagner,
Soan Aeiger, oamuei hilbert .. Hauphrey, Of
CEDAR county, r. Miller john Sherfey, Amos Lii
orase ana Cne'ter Weed Inc latter hsd tie grsatet
'al0'y gu. tney were NOT presented Tor prsmius
3 1890 =, - -. eOiScsa
uaO.s 'n0 nsa. % s1e ss' 'nsre were three
sss.,s,'s. 80 -. vsav'' sna rarvn, tn
go =. .pp.e M PAL saapsd inc oom
.so;msn Ts... ,s,. -, a., A,sn c.a me De''
i.vs ,a;., = ~. ,s .ns n''' your o0mnis''e Do
Fseaca 1'E'sr1 IA, q $50 ~ s., 49,. l,.,T /,
gnr weed n. only exhibitor 81 hi, ,r.,, ,..,,,a
four varissis an inter pesr. Several Of ON si.i
z,ns have raised ysrictie, Of the s.mn.r Pas, H.,
MA no, ., d;a -, - - 49, 'N'
sgs .st 800, PEAcHfs. 1880,
= M6trs Samuel Gilbert, Humpbrey. Burdett. Sin.
nett, Mltr Oslyie and Drury. .presented snec;men.
os psacsa. Tho.a 80 Ms.sr. n;a,hL...
snns,t were ysrv a. -, ~ 80. = -
nv hn.; 'ss . your
2 -, =. ~ ~ g s5Ez.u. DC. sr,EE
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

Af~o'entssprising young men in Gin
cinnati, have started wood saving
machine, which they move round the
streets. and fire up At any ones door
who wishes 10 have wood saved. ss
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

81 Ben HARRIS, tho accommodating and gentle
manly clerk Of tteJ Mckee, has our thanks for late
papers. Aslong he stays that fast little steamer
passen gers may be suro Of being well treated.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

2 TaE R..fH. LEE. This boat sunk ON
Camrbell's chain Of the Upper Rapids on
athe 9th inst, ills Thought cannot be raised.
Capt.a Els. Porter owned thrse-fourths of
her, onAwhich he had an insurance of g.
SEQ. She had ON hoard about 1000 sacks of
wheat, sbarley, onions, &C., one-half of
which will be saved, s.aa1n = :. -. 80. ~
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

y Hon. Tristram Burgess died at Pro.
whence, r. l., on the l3thinst., in the 84th
year of his age. Mr.. Burgess was for
many years appointment member OF Con-
gress, and'was regarded BY John Randolph
as one Of his most formidable antagonists
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

CoNvssrlos OF EoIroRs.- Arrangements have been
made for Convention of Editors and Publishers in
Hin il, at Springfield, the Esd of November next,
to interchange sentiments and consult upon matters
for their mutual benefit"
When will the fraternity in Iowa make . IKE need
fsi movement? farra
FoREtas NEws--The latest foreign news (per Asia)
be suIained up 10 lew words War has not been
declared between Russia and Turkey rs reported
England again seems TO be leaning towards Turkish
interests, certainly her people in favor of them.
II i reported that Russia preparing to attack
Cirrasia. The cholera was committing great iasages
1mong the ROssian troops on the Danube. ]
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

DnAsrsR---A barge loaded with 5000 bushels of
wheat all the property # ,ssrs. Mckinney Adsms
Oquawka, was sunk by running against snag, near
Dallcs, q few days ago. Only about 800 sacks of
wheat we're saved. Loss 81 900 or So. 500. aod
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

The Rock Island Advertiser comes 10
US this wee k, enlarged :esnd very much
improved in appearance ISL
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

The Chicago and Mississippi Railroad is
completed to Bloomington the stages are.
dispensed with and it is all Railroad be-,
tween Alton and Chicago.
CO The publication Of the BurlingtonJ
Iawkeye has been suspended. 8 Z
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

lsAlLuREs Simeon Draper. a well known banker of
New fWk hasfhiled. 1t u aiso reported that George
cadets enctte- yrch q among brokers' a. took
Issre IN ~ FL
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

I About four hundred persons. men and
women, were falefy artaigned in New
York for selling liquor contrary to law.
and fined from Sl0 TO $40 each.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

q The Bank aofR England has'raisedasii
rate of discount 10 % FER cent. 'Thi.
simple announcement wifi have d Hde
pressing effect upon The American mon
20 MiiaIlhHelt.. $50 r.rit,ns a. Ere.d ..n6 ~
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

FIR THE Rio GRAsDs.--We have late aceount
from Brownsville. The Fig rid,cules tie idea If
war th tie United States CT bcstities aione the
border; II says "Tn,ro has been 10 ation
forces this part of the Frontier no Msxcaus bate
been ordered cut of Texas, Cavalla cross freely
and almost daily-and we bave never ujiycd MIRO
present time" st = .esaf8tNG
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

nos. e.5s 81 1ei. Hfs% 6ta l0UlsvlLI.Es 0ct0ber2L
An immense fire occurred this morning. The Jour
nal ONCE, ware ouse OF the Louisville rolling MILL to-
bacco warehouse G. Hobrook two stove stores drug
store Of Wilson, Starbird e. Smith with their contss
were entirely destroyed The fire ragged from Bulltt
atreet half way to Water street on Filth street
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28
Fruit Growing in iowa.

's@ g. G.. b. Bowman,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

IPUBLsc sLAKp ENrRi Es.---Dusiagas the
five months sading the 30th aults. sberel
were $50 $50 acres OF tandssentered vi,e
this district. The receipts Tor the same
ath,he Dubuque Land Vice were 1913, '
626. szs9 sea 'sses'ss faasAs = S9sTa ~ ~ =
The following were the receipts of
cash from The various, Offices on deposit
az the above Land Ofiiee duriag Che same
q me. They show great dispropor,ion
IN favor Of observation-disclosures ihels and
of Iowa over Wisconsin 49, -g !.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-10-28

The Davenport GaseHe 'sa ys ha. bur !.
glaries are 'ofsfrequent OCCURRENCE Z D