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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03
FROM EUROPE.

We are obliged IL condense our reports. The An.
des from Liverpool arrived at Boston on the LIST inst
Bad weather alone had prevented the Russians from
attacking kalefat. The invading army had made
movements IN advance. but active operations would
not begin until March,, The French government con-
tinues war preparations with great activity. The
English are also preparing for war. Reported severe
conflict at Logan the 29th January. Great loss on
both sides: Turks retreated to Kal;fat. schamyl,
with 10000 men, reported to be marching against
an important military position of the Russians near
Constantnople Kalefaf is invested with 500 900 ~
Russian troops. The Gar has given orders TO oil the
forts to drive the Turks out of Lower WalIachia with
out further delay. report that the Emperor OF Au.
tria bad declared he w0sld make common cause with
the Western Powersik he Russians crossed the Dan
ubs, produced an important rise in the funds Details
Of conflicts at Gargsvo had, REACHED Vienna on the
10TH. 800 Turks with 3. gun-bosts and four sailing
vessels crossed the Danube earlyi the morning, and
landed arranging themselves in line Of battle Two
battalions OF Russians opened urderous fire. lasting
three hours, forcing the Turks to retreat. The Rus
slams 90 suffered severely.
kt Washington, the Democratic caucus on the 3Sth
ult, unanimously nominated Mr.. Nicholson Of the
Union as the Printer to the House.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03
Losses By Fire.

q Alton, H., 18th ut, catholic Church and three
dwelling houses-s20 900. s
IN Jefferson county, Iowa. 18th ult., residence of Mr.
Parks-$l 900.
Oangburg. S. c. 18th ut., the business part of town
loss not stated.
Near Dayton, o., 10th ult. Kneisly's mill and dis
tilery 900 bushels OF corn and IL 900 bushels of
wheat-$40, 900.
Philadelphia, Pa 2lst ult., the verandah on Broad
Street, eF .
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03

BESToH's GREAT WoRK.--we call the attention Of
our readers to the advertisement of this work, and
to the fact OF the book having been published ercu
stUey by subscription; that the publishers IT, Apple
ton Co.. guarantee the price to be never less than
50 SO per yo and also that it cannot he purchased
Of the Booksellers and that the Agent will not bs in
receipt Of more copies than he obtains names for.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03

The amendment proposed by Mr..
Douglas to tho Nebraska bill, changing
ihs phraseology Of the 18th section, was
adopted on the 18th ul,.. by vote OF
80 10 ~. Both Senators from Iowa
voted in the affirmative.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03

nc survey
TrProS, Cedar county, Iowa, Feb. Is, 1854.
Eos. JouRsAL: We have just returned from Ma
rion, Linn county. having completed the survey Of
line divsrsag from the line Of the L. I. O. R. R.,
ata point eight miles east Of this place. running north
Of Red Oak and Picayuns Grove, and south Of Pho
nesr, White Oak and Linn Groves. and terminating
lin Marion. With little exception this line runs
Pver excellent ground, crossing but two streams Of
kny considerable siss-Rosk Creek, nsrth % Pionssr
owe, stream twenty feet vide; and Big Creek,
tfty feet wids, four miles east Of Narisn. The
psng'h u the line Is 3s3 miles; sastsrs twelve
nilas hscugb An unbroksn prairie through
one Of Tho richest and bst improved ssetoas Of soan.
ryin Iowa. Line passing two. miles nssth Of New
Lisbon, and three miles north Of Nj. vssnoa. Thas
hslsttsr, prsttier e paos cannot b fossd In the
West. Yours In haste. 80.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03

After rendering my thanks 10 my friends b, pro-
pose my Uame o. pdidate fer A detman If TIE
First ard n tho approaching election. beg leave
70 decline that bonnr, and viii, therefore, rein out.
leaving the track clear for Jacob and Apdrew.
Msrch 2. 1854. aas SN LATrA
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03

ATThe river opened at Burlington on Saturday
night asst, and has been clear Of ice since.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03

4 To CoRREsroNDKNrs.-We are unwilling TO publish
the doggerel correspondence npon the subject OF mar
rage. 1t is too destitute of ideas for even decent
burlesque. # aa
"Idas" poetry may do for 4 first effort, if she is
very young.
ELLIE H's' former production was good, but Little
Prss' is declined. f-
The communication from Mt. Vernon, in relation to
the Iowa Conference Seminary, will appear next week
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03

We are authorized tn announce JOHN Fl WAL
LACE ~ candidate for Alderman in the Ssco, d
I'D
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
(rrroRrED EXPRESSLY Yon rns JorRxAL
MARKET.
NEw Yong, March

NEw YoRK, March 1,
b. Good demand for Western and State
flour. Before the news by steamer,
6rmer. Prices standing dull. and nom.
inal at % per barrel. Sales Western
Canal, 5000 barrels. 90 es l2c: for
Common 10 Straight Sta,e SO a % 25;
for mixed 10 fancy Michigan and CON.
mon 10 good Ohio. Nothing done in
wheat. The early announce nent Of
steamer checked bushes. Rye firm.
Sales 1900 bushels Long Island 81 l5c.
Barley. scarce and nominal. at STA
81 10c. Oats plenty and dull at Sic
55c. and in moders;e demand. Corn.
.sles 5000 bushels. SIC for damp Jer.
sery, and sac 68c for Western and
Southern SIC for old round yello \; So
= 90c for round white. a Whisky mar.
ket still unsettled. Sales 100 bar.
reIs. &c for Jersey. SIC for prison
Buoyant market for Mesa pork. owing
10 light supply. Sales at SIS &c for
Mess: el3 use s13 3Sc ,or Prime
Beet &c 10c. Lard steady. lOc a
10 Sac. Butter aud cheese steady al
former prices. ~ e Hshs2 asE -
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03

CLAIMING OUT THE RAPIps.-Ws are in
formed that Swan, Fenten b Co., of Pitts.
sebargh, hare taken contract from govern
= lent 70 spsn the channels at the Upper and
! over Rapids Of the Mississippi. They are
6 4poksn Of as men Of energy and great ex.
l. psfisnesI and We hope they will be able to
,kpsshsterwsrd the work to : speedy compile.
-. Z
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03

WILD GEEsE.-We observed during the week nu-
merous nocks of wild geese flying northvard. This
is said to be an indication that cold weather is over
for the present season.
CoMMERcrAL.-A few lots Of pork have arrived du-
ring the week-about the last. Prices unchanged
Wheat slightly declining -75a95c. per bushe.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03

THE ii. Il II. K. r. .CoxPANY's SURVEYS
The editorof the Wapello lnteHigencer finds
great fault with the NJ. & M. corps of en-
gineers, because they have been surveying
so many different lines through the counties
westward of this place, and states that each
locality on the limo of these surveys has
been assured that the road will pass through
it. The latter assertion is false. The To-
cation and construction Of the road is in
the hands Of the NJ. & x. R. Company, the
people Of Muscatine having little or nothing
to do with it, and we presume that Compa-
ny has right to survey as many lines as
they please, so as to select the most feasible
route, without consulting the editor of the
i"teihgereer about it, or giving localities ON
these lines reasons to DO assured that the
road would pass through them. The Inete!-
hgencer thinks the object is to sd stract the
public mind from the Fort Wayne, Lacon
and Platte Valley Airline" hum6ug-that
Gigantic and nnWisldy mushroom project,
whose supporters appear to have nothing
else to do but assail the Muscatine and Os-
kaloosa road. The lnisNigeneer may rest as
sured the Muscatins people do not consider
its favorite and Gigantic delusien wor tn
talking about, and that the II. & NJ. Co.
will proceed with tho construction of the
Auscatine and Oskaloosa Railroad, unmind-
full that such humbug existed as the Fort
Wayne, Lacon and Platte Valley AIRLINE
Railroad scheme.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03
Municipal Election.
Next NJ da,. On irst.


Weare suthor'xed to announce u w CLOVER q,
. csndidatsfcr Mayor 1t the ensuing city siec,hp.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03

GT Tho Davenport Gazette, while speak
ing in derisive terms of the late meeting of
our citizens with the representatives Of
tho Lyons Company, concludes in the fol-
lowing characteristic strain
"Therc is something bshnd the scenes which We
fear the coed people of Muscane, in thir ardor for
raro ads, msy not suspieon however, that ie their
affair and there said 10 be some long people
down ia III city,"
We are glad that eur brother editor of
our sister city Gaxetie 10 not so opposed to
Muscatine interests but that he can at times
give us some fatherly advice and friendly
Fadmonitions. We can always appreciate
such disinterested friendship, and will re-
ciprocate when occasion may offer.
But when the Lyons Company makes such
offers We are " suspicious that s'there is
something behind the SCENES" and also we
are little I" suspicious that that So some
thing" will worry our Davenport friends
from this time on. We look /" behind the
seenes,' and find enterprise and ability
enough in that Company to construct the
Dewitt Road, and tho "good people Of
Muscatine, in their arder for Railroads.
hail the completion of such project as =
great and important step towards placing
their city in the position marked out by
nature.
| We love to "look behind the SCENES
when such sights are visible, and that, too,
when tina. something" rising above all
"suspicion," causes US to see our city PROS
pering amid tho clang Of machinery, the
freighting Of steamboats,, and the whistllng
Of locomotives.
We llvefn 'ssuspicious' times, and our
close. proximity 10 the Gnseit Office is cali
culatSd to make, jus more suspicious"
We trust, however, that our "ardor for
railroads "'.wlll not be dampsned by looking
"behind the SCENES
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03

The French SpoIiasion Bill has again
passed the Senate. This must be at
least the twentieth time. 1t also pass.
ed the House in Mr.. Folks reigu, bn, he
vetoed the bill, as he said he wanted
all the money Tor the Mexican war.
The claim originally amounted TO IL.
teen millions of dollars. Blu. has baea
pared down 10 Eve millions. Our gov.
ernmem never can avoid the pay :nsnt o:
those claims vita honor.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03

Capt. Bruner, of the i'll fsted steamer Kate K.ar
ney, and A. .rdy, tengnerr under arrest at ST
Louis on charge Of granddaughter.
John Hancock was executed On Friday last, at Mi
nsrsville, fer the murder VI NJ ria Gregg. He con-
fssssd bis guilt.
Dir. Clemens, U. 8 Senator from Alabama, Ia.
written letter to John Van Buren, TO the eff ct that
be will oppose the Nebraska Bill.
10 ST. L mis-, on Tire 10Th ult . negro preacher
named John b. Meachum, fell dead in pulpit waila
resding bis text.
The Crystal Palace has proven p.rfct failure, 70
far ss cunisry profit tn the .ha,e-hodes Is ccncs
ed. Inc Company 70 Sia5.00J in debt. yet il u ar
o. IN ID that the institution will be permanent.
The etssDer Eagle was burned near Columbus. G..
on the Is January, wit 1909 bales Of etson Tor,
deck bshds were drowned, and The chan bcrmai WIS
cruhsd to death between the qua DIS II the boat
tree. Total losI Of pr"p.ry 500 600
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-03

that company Of our citizens has just been formed
to build large threestory business block the cor
ner of Second and Chestnut strests-fve storerooms
in the frst story, and the building to b Of brick
The building viii be commenced forthwith. Aitogeth.
er, the ensuing promises 70 be busy for
mechanics and laboren. Many nne buildings will be
added to those already in Muscatine.
GRAIN IN SroRE.-A statement having recently APP
peared In st. Louis paper to the effect that there
very little gainor shipment in the various towns
the Upper Mississippi, take occasion to say that
there is much more in Muscatine at present than us.
al and believe such il the case in al the neighbor
ing towns
CORRECTION are requested 10 correct the Ia
BILE published in yesterdays Enqsirev Of the amount
Of wheat received at this place since last December
in one particular. The amount set down as received
by Chester Weed il 5000 which should be 5000
bushels. This will make the sum total 1872 100 instead
OF l57 100.
DRuNKEHSEss.-A poor, friendless insbriate, (Isaac
Lewis, late of Cedar county drunk that he could
not stand up was taken to jail, from the Mayors Of
fee, last Friday evening. dray. He released
the following morning, sober and, il is hoped q
better man, as be expressed his determination
again TO be caught in such plight
Dr.. HAMLroS.-See the card Of this gentleman
Dr. Hamilton is q newcomer among US, but having
had the experience Of three years practice added to
thorough course Of study. is well qualified to treat
successfully the various diseases which "Aesh is heir
to-
RAILROAD OFPIcR.-The NJ. I'm. r. r. Co. have
opened an Office under the Odd Fellows. Nall, imme
diatsly ovAr 0lda Bohni stes
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ohe 111berlirrg 1lrtrLIieenfer,
IS PUBLIsHED
nv rRtwEEKLY AND wBEKLY, BY
1pEs,ARINGEN, TAYLOR & co.
." -r.,,sors OIL. TAYLOR. }. II. FEsDLRroN.
s,z45gR gRTDFzRTT9G = FRTG6hi, T96i EDITORS.
oPncE-COmer of Main and Quincy Streets
rnuspce from Quincy-st.
TERMS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING

Rates OF ADVERTISING.
ruR iINDERSIGNED, publishers Of newspapers in
- i.v of wheeling view of the Increased price pa
M Ibor and other expenses, rendering their expenses
than heretofore, do agree charge the follow
~ 5.feS for advertising, aud in whatever TO
less than the rates below; ten lines less OF
,TsS constituting square:
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a Card.

CTAVlNG disposed OF my Grocery ON Main street No
Ii 256, to Mr. Isaac d. Johnston St Clair s,riiie a
avail myself this opportunity TO return nry sireesc
thanks those OF my patrons who have given me fhei
clstomi and would ask, behalf OF Mi Jobnstor
acontinnance the same feeling confident that
and de1lurs will well at mis- sfors S
any In the city. inequality, price and variety. :
Also, would inform citizens Wheeling and ;c;
ity that continue keep best FaniIv
ry's IN the west No Washington Hall, Monroe srcet
where will be pleased 10 serve all who NAV i've ne
call SIMEON d. WOODROW, - :
Feb. 10, '6z-febf3 Washington Han, Monroe st
NANTRD-A German q d. 10 cook and do hoass SVoTE
w Apply at this ofiice.s - Sn,f IL =
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Thomas II. Gibson.

InomaS II. Gibson,
p PLUM B FIR AND GAS FITTER,
No.; Orion st, opposite c. HI Berry s Rope store
EGS leave TO Inform his friends and the public In gen
~ eel that he continues TO carry The plumbing and
elisa share Of publ patronage.
He has constantly on hand, lead and iron pipes, com
mon and patent hydrants, cstern pumps, bath boilers
water Closets wash basins, cold water fountains ho
tells, waller coolers for private families, hot and cold
shower baths bath tubs lead and cnque boxes lead
eotns atters kettles, retorts bleaching, other
dispatch. -
Also, chandeliers, pendants brackets, bellar lights
candle burners, etc. fl-f .
Allorders left at the above place win thankfully re-
Gel we'd and promptly att ended to.
N f.-Au orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention. 80 an6-Tn,d
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BALTIMORE, June I2, 1850
Messrs Evans a Watson, Tliladerhia-G entleseii:--
have much pleasure in Fire Proof
Chests to the notice OF the pubic-the we purchased
rom you having saved books and contents cec(alIy
after undergoing Very heat during the fire which
destroyed the entire block buildings on Arch sfeet
wlIarf on the Schuynll, the 9Th Of Jnne, 1850
Yours, respectfully,
sep1o-dfy Russell q GJBRINfS
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BRIDGE CORNER CoNFECTIoNERY, "a

BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, ga
LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT.
NHE undersigned, having bought the Bridge Corner
Con ecogery, opposite the Monroe House, iornssriy
H. VII! keep constantly hand all Kinds OF CAKES aud
confectionery and will supPy parties reasonable
OYSTERS served up in the best style al all hours in
half can. - - SO go
assortment of Christmas and New Y.ar.s Toy.
u noviodtr t5s i. n ROSE 4, r.RrRsT Kpptt
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embellishments OF len6ns ana iesS
roInlu inserted onge time than two months
Ssount Of 60Per cent on the above will be made for
ep square the first three MONTHS and e5 per
Fo BUSINESS or professional cards, square less
For bSsiless professional cards, square, per
va sPaa. aS. Column Ioatsds1 one year. .1oSS
:. hn Is :. :. ................. 5000
L. ,us sOper cent on the above for inside.
PssOnai communications charged at 81, 90 per thou
ESpecial notices charged per square, per annum
r 6rst square, and rate oi discount thereon for
er number OF squares under the general head. and
i0ceus lire for single Insertion.
gu,ipess advertisements, with monthly change, one
s1IaTe year, Ss2o,UI
S,n;s with weekly change 5000
SOuce OF dea hs inserted gratutously, but funeral
notice cha Tged. so
siaui1Ee notice charged. 90
Souiustinns charged for eacA nandidate for sepa-
raIe Office inserted m0IA less, in advance q 90
Pei.ious notices inserted for half pTics.
X. BARTLESON,
JOHN T. RUSSELL,
SwEARINGEN, TAYLOR S Co.
GE0. o. LITTLE & Co.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
NJ ELsoN's Premium Chinese LustraI Washing Fluid
In the Improvement yet discovered Tor sa yne
labor end expense in shing Clothing and House Clean
Ing Linens and Coons washed by this Fluid will he
winter aud softer shan Than il bleaced the grass -
WARRAhtgD not TO iniuTe the fabric Every lady NAV
satisfy herself that point, soakng piete of
or Linen the Fluid, null strength, for "a hours which
win clearly show that it must be puley harmless when
dilutel with gallons of water half pint OF fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single sixpence which will buy enough large family
washing, which can be done in 8 6or,3 hours.
Manufactured sold the subsciber who has Iate
ly purchased the right for Ohio counyt, Va. s J.
JAS. MELLOR,
Auee No. 26, Unionst.. Wheeling Va
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GAPS.
ID RcElVED this day, tile best assortment or Gents,
HI youths, and chdren's cloth caps, brought To
this city having been selected with great as regards
style and quality They comprise in part as folows;
Gents cloth opera, black and white geus hair cloth do
black drab and green riding hunting and Apollo cals-
4so, the Egyptian Perennial cricket new artclei
together with every other descrtioE Of hat or
mff4 S. ID. HARPER q SON.
f71l BoYfS and barrels Rhodes e YeTHeTs hackers
u Sugar Boston, b1tters and v1terjtst reesd.
Orti7 4. ?. 2. FAhKEk
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Es.ss . So 1sssl e
- -. = . s.1 = = -

Great through Line for the East
ttNfIE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
u baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
ranch Rail Road at the Junction Catey called the Relay
House, miles from baltimore, and with the PhiIadei
nhta, Wilmington and Batno. Rail Road Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the line completed and
the whole road is in fine condition. presenting one OF the
most Picturesqpe and romantic routes in the world.
The nav and splendid steamers Ofthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this
ng and through tekeis from these placesto Baltimore
WasEnston, Phadelpha, &C., ay he had OF the agents.
or on the boats.
The express leaves Wheelingdaily, at O'Clock
a. NJ CWheelinS tme) and arrives at Cumberland C20I
miles9 al NJ ami allowing two hours there
Baltimore (3S0 miles, at a. M, the next morning ma
stoppages.
Baegase checked through any of the eastern points
without charge. - q
Passengers and baggage transferred to the
Washington at the Junction and for Philadelphia, at Bal
tmore without extra charge Travellers allowed
pie lime and opportunity at all points their
Through tickets rom Wheeling to Baltimore. Cwith
privilege ofiy!ns over anywhere the roue,l Ss6Oto
Washington, 9,50-to Philadelphia, SI0-to be had on
beard the steamers OF the Union Line the Ohio,
the Rail Road gents at Wheeling g b. Mounds
willie mar WM PARKER. Gen'l. Sup't
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Holiday Presents
o. 4 IVnsningIou fall, Monroe streea

TAvlNC lust returned from the eastern cities Ino,y
nj Offer ior sale bne and complete assortment of
WatcI,es. jeyYelry Silver and Fancy Goods
Persons desiring to purchase are invited TO cal and ex
anime my Goods, which am determined toseil cheap
aaaty 81 all goods warranted to prove as good asqe.
presented. G. p. BROWN,
dct9 Monroe ST.
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5S0AOIS w h6S1lnR
turning out everything in the way of Dry Goods both
\ VA ianey and staple at the very lowest prices.
their variety; Silks Satns, Tissues stFfned and PIaId
Enhroideres, mantillas, summer Shavyis, &c.
Aso good assortment of Gloves, osiery and ali 9th.
er articles III our line too numerous to rihntion'
05 Ladies', favor us with call. =
InT22 NJcNAIr4 a, TJEpTrtsu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22
Conner B. Tin.

FTsnE suhscTilFE haHing hsrome PIoPfieioT q
- rs Tin ana Copper EsislIshmeEl lsisiy
oHned 3 A. C. NuTdock. bess leave . inform
lhs eisizsrs a HillstsEoush and he s1nesnding
oo1nify. that he Aill coniinee 10 csIr en- ihs
Tin end copprr Business IN III is ssflous
hsnnrkes. and would BE- plrased 10 have call
from III sishing C purchase any article IN ma
linz q business.
Merchants viii Be supplied 81 ihs usual sh..le-
sale psicss. II dis sh0Eiesa noflce. and the I'm
delivered 81 their aooFs ire a cosl Esrg a.
liicle wslrsnitd 10 he u good material and The
xo'ksnsnshiP goad.
His shop viii Is found on King street. ves'
Of the Masonic Hal aud opposite he Hotel u x
CHARLES THOMPSON.
Sept. IA. 1858 OIL,